Theatre Etiquette

Audience members from hell. We've all seen them. Hopefully we haven't been them. Much.

This week's installment of Suspension of Disbelief is about Theatregoer etiquette.

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Merlinmania Starts Here!

Just in time for the holidays: at long last, Catclaw's bringing a full-scale puppet version of William Shakespeare's (apocryphal) play The Birth of Merlin to the big rotten apple of New York City! The show opens on Christmas Eve; visit the JSHNYC blog for more info!

New Catclaw eBay Store!

Catclaw's just opened up a new eBay store! Keep watching for more items to be added tonight, and beyond!

Great Kentuckians, pt.2

Suspension of Disbelief is back after a short hiatus! It's part two of the list of Kentuckians whose lives would make a great play: Alfred M. Hubbard, Kit Carson, Colonel Sanders, Beulah Annan, and Virgil Earp! Click here to read!

Kentuckian Plot Fodder

This week's Suspension of Disbelief: Part one of a two-part list of Kentuckians whose stories would make a great play. Read it here.

Mental Flexibility

This week's Suspension of Disbelief: mental flexibility - it's a good thing. And it's an absolute must in the Theatre. Read it here.

The Unsolvable Problem of Theatre Reviews

In this week's Suspension of Disbelief, JSH pontificates on the relative futility of reviewing plays. Read it here.