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.

JSH Reviews Rocky

Catclaw's artistic director Jeffrey Scott Holland was sent by Theatre Louisville to review Pandora's latest production, Richard O' Brien's The Rocky Horror Show. Click here to read the review!

Kabarett der Namenlosen

Kabarett der Namenlosen, or Cabaret of the Nameless, is a key part of understanding the metachronistic aesthetic of Catclaw's Voraxium shows. This week's Suspension of Disbelief is all about this obscure Berlin theatre of cruelty. Read it here.

Disappointed by "Divas"

This week's Suspension of Disbelief: why Barry Blaustein's documentary about the Southern Indiana school theatre scene was unfair, unflattering and unhelpful to the careers of everyone involved. Read it here.