The Drowsy Chaperone: Pure Theatre Joy at Queen’s College

Reviewed by: Jade Smith Fundamentally, this production of Drowsy can only be described as an absolute romp – fun, vibrant, and carried by an incredibly strong cast and crew, a fabulously loving homage to musical theatre. The Drowsy Chaperone follows the Narrator (Will Serafim), an anxious, socially awkward older man living alone in what one can presume is his New York apartment, as he takes us through his … Continue reading The Drowsy Chaperone: Pure Theatre Joy at Queen’s College

Inspector Sydney Catchlove: Mudcrabs Deliver Mediocre Sketch Comedy for MICF

Mudcrabs’ Inspector Sydney Catchlove was a show with potential that was unfortunately let down by its hit-or-miss comedy, production design and directorial choices. Weird is good. Silly is good. Nonsense is fantastic—so long as the jokes carry themselves. Unfortunately, this was not the case for Inspector Sydney Catchlove. Continue reading Inspector Sydney Catchlove: Mudcrabs Deliver Mediocre Sketch Comedy for MICF