The Catclaw Theatre Diaries: Reveling in the Obscure

What People Have Said:

"As inebriated characters dance in and out of Toulouse-Lautrec's alcohol-infused hallucinations, he struggles with a grasp of reality." - LEO Weekly

"Certainly a strong visceral presence on stage, providing no small amount of sexual heat, but particularly charming was Shermia Love, whose performance of the musical number "Nothing Is Ever What It Seems" was the highlight of the evening." - Keith Waits, Theatre Louisville

"Powerful and ethereal... I loved the Fortune Teller scene with Carolyn Purcell so much, I went back to see the show a second time!" - Sherry Deatrick

"Pick of the week" - Courier-Journal

"You know, I didn't really like the play at the time, but I haven't been able to get it out of my head ever since. Now, weeks later, looking back, I do like it. How did you do that?" - our favorite barista at Starbucks

"Bertolt Brecht is rolling over in his grave." - some anonymous email

The Catclaw Theatre Diaries

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Reveling in the Obscure

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