The Rogue Theatre in the Press

Shipwrecked! An Entertainment, January 2012:

Shipwrecked! a wildly imaginative ride
Much is made by suggestion—a scrap of costuming, a sound, a gesture—to flesh out a fascinating world

Review of Shipwrecked! by Dave Irwin posted January 12 on TucsonSentinel.com

Truth Through Story
David Morden and the Rogue Theatre delight with Shipwrecked! An Entertainment

Review of Shipwrecked! by Sherilyn Forrester in the January 12 Tucson Weekly

Shipwrecked rides swells of imagination

Review of Shipwrecked! by Kathleen Allen in the January 12 Arizona Daily Star

Get carried away in Shipwrecked!

Review of Shipwrecked! by Chuck Graham on January 7 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Ahoy! “Pure theatricality” on stage in Rogue play
Shipwrecked! a story about storytelling, takes “a trip through language and sound”

Preview of Shipwrecked! by Kathleen Allen in the December 29 Arizona Daily Star

As I Lay Dying, November, 2011:

Stage adaptation of Faulkner works well

Review of As I Lay Dying by Kathleen Allen in the November 10 Arizona Daily Star

As I Lay Dying is vividly alive

Review of As I Lay Dying by Chuck Graham on November 5 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Intensity from page to stage
As I Lay Dying, rich with inner voices, an unblinking look at the human animal

Preview of As I Lay Dying by Kathleen Allen in the November 3 Arizona Daily Star

It Can’t Happen Here, October 24, 2011:

Rogue Theatre joins national reading of It Can’t Happen Here

Preview of It Can’t Happen Here by Kathleen Allen in the October 20 Arizona Daily Star

It Can’t Happen Here happening here
Sinclair Lewis’ cautionary tale of American fascism gets a 75th anniversary revival

Preview of It Can’t Happen Here by Dave Irwin posted October 19 on TucsonSentinel.com

Major Barbara, September, 2011:

Major Barbara, at Rogue Theatre, seems like a modern discussion
Armaments, altruism bandied about in social critique from 1905

Review of Major Barbara by Kathleen Allen in the September 16 Arizona Daily Star

Across the Big Pond
A classic work at the Rogue Theatre offers a compelling discussion

Review of Major Barbara by Sherilyn Forrester in the September 15 Tucson Weekly

Shaw’s wit, themes from 1905 remain relevant
Rogue Theatre stages comedy-laced drama Major Barbara

Preview of Major Barbara by Kathleen Allen in the September 2 Arizona Daily Star

The Pillowman, July–August, 2011:

Pillowman revels in macabre tales
Tight, well-acted play delivers dark humor, horror, lush language

Review of The Pillowman by Kathleen Allen in the August 5 Arizona Daily Star

Tell Me a Story--Not
Now Theatre triumphs in knock-down, punch-in-the-gut Pillowman

Review of The Pillowman by Sherilyn Forrester in the July 28 Tucson Weekly

No Pillow Talk in The Pillowman

Review of The Pillowman by Chuck Graham on July 26 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Pillowman is darkness leavened with comedy

Preview of The Pillowman by Serena Valdez in the July 22 Arizona Daily Star

The Real Inspector Hound and New-Found-Land, June, 2011:

Real vs. Make-Believe
The Rogue Theatre will wow you with Tom Stoppard’s The Real Inspector Hound

Review of The Real Inspector Hound by Sherilyn Forrester in the June 23 Tucson Weekly

The Real Inspector Hound a tail wagger

Review of The Real Inspector Hound by Chuck Graham on June 21 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Rogue Theatre delivers a rich romp through Stoppard’s Hound

Review of The Real Inspector Hound by Kathleen Allen in the June 17 Arizona Daily Star

Hound seems just the ticket for the dog days
Rogue Theatre is lightening up for the summer

Preview of The Real Inspector Hound by Kathleen Allen in the June 10 Arizona Daily Star

The Decameron, April–May, 2011:

A life-affirming Decameron at Rogue Theatre
Boccaccio’s bawdy tales told with gusto

Review of The Decameron by Kathleen Allen in the May 6 Arizona Daily Star

Dazzling Decameron
Rogue triumphs with local playwright Patrick Baliani’s superb new version of an Italian classic

Review of The Decameron by Nathan Christensen in the May 5 Tucson Weekly

Playwright’s vision reshapes medieval Decameron tales
Play based on 14th Century stories

Review of The Decameron by Dave Irwin posted May 4 on TucsonSentinel.com

Human Thing: Of Boccaccio, Baliani, Alchemy, and Desire

Article on The Decameron by Anna Swenson posted May 4 on TheDesertLamp.com

A very human Decameron

Review of The Decameron by Chuck Graham on May 1 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Campus Creatives: Patrick Baliani
English prof translates Italian drama for the American stage before you're even awake

Preview of The Decameron by Jazmine Woodberry in the April 27 Arizona Daily Wildcat

How playwright Baliani adapted classic for Rogue

Preview of The Decameron by Kathleen Allen in the April 22 Arizona Daily Star

Old Times, February–March, 2011:

Pause, like Pinter, to decipher Old Times

Review of Old Times by Kathleen Allen in the March 4 Arizona Daily Star

Poetic Production
The Rogue Theatre does justice to Harold Pinter’s puzzling Old Times

Review of Old Times by Sherilyn Forrester in the March 3 Tucson Weekly

Pinter’s Old Times a Sisyphean search for truth
Classic example of Theatre of the Absurd

Review of Old Times by Dave Irwin posted March 2 on TucsonSentinel.com

Pinter’s mind games fill Old Times

Review of Old Times by Chuck Graham on February 27 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Of memories and mysteries

Preview of Old Times by Kathleen Allen in the February 18 Arizona Daily Star

The Tempest, January, 2011:

Stepping Up Shakespeare: The Rogue Theatre adds dance elements to The Tempest

Preview of The Tempest by Margaret Regan in the January 6 Tucson Weekly

Tempest is a force of nature, to actor's joy

Preview of The Tempest by Kathleen Allen in the December 31 Arizona Daily Star

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2010 Arizona Daily Star Mac Awards

The Rogue Theatre and Rogue After Curfew/The Now Theatre received
numerous nominations and one award in the Arizona Daily Star’s 2010 Mac Awards!
Read all about it here.

Nomiations
Best Actor, Drama: Nathan Crocker in Othello
Best Actress, Drama: Cynthia Meier in Ghosts
Best Director, Drama: Cynthia Meier for Naga Mandala
Best Director, Drama: David Morden for Ghosts
Best Drama: Naga Mandala
Best Drama: Ghosts
Best Actor, Comedy: Nic Adams and Lucas Gonzales in Overruled
Best Actor, Comedy: Matt Bowdren and John Shartzer in The Four of Us
Best Actress, Comedy: Jennifer Rose Hijazi in Overruled
Best Director, Comedy: Daniel Thomson for Overruled
Best Director, Comedy: Cynthia Meier for The Four of Us
Best Comedy: Overruled
Best Comedy: The Four of Us

Winner
Best Actress, Comedy: Danielle Hecht in Overruled

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Ghosts, November, 2010:

Ibsen’s Ghosts alive, well and quite relevant at Rogue
Shaw comedy lifts spirits after Ghosts

Reviews of Ghosts and Overruled by Kathleen Allen in the November 12 Arizona Daily Star

Ibsen vs. Shaw
Rogue’s Ghosts and Now’s Overruled take on hypocrisy in extremely different ways

Reviews of Ghosts and Overruled by Nathan Christensen in the November 11 Tucson Weekly

Fine performance invigorates Ibsen’s Ghosts
In our Jerry Springer-desensitized era, it’s hard to appreciate how truly outrageous this play was

Review of Ghosts by Dave Irwin posted November 9 on TucsonSentinel.com

The future is now in Rogue’s Ghosts

Preview of Ghosts by Kathleen Allen in the October 29 Arizona Daily Star

Nāga Mandala, September, 2010:

Actors, costumes strong in production
Company takes risk; India play succeeds

Review of Nāga Mandala by Kathleen Allen in the September 17 Arizona Daily Star

Rogue Theatre’s snaking narrative meditates on reality
Don’t look for character arcs as story weaves its threads

Review of Nāga Mandala by Dave Irwin posted September 16 on TucsonSentinel.com

Rogue uncovers cobra tale from India to start season

Preview of Nāga Mandala by Kathleen Allen in the September 3 Arizona Daily Star

The Four of Us, June, 2010:

Two Characters Times Two: Rogue’s The Four of Us plays with the lives of two real-life literary figures

Review of The Four of Us by Nathan Christensen in the June 24 Tucson Weekly

The Four of Us comes straight from today’s generation

Review of The Four of Us by Chuck Graham on June 21 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Two actors add up to lovely Four

Review of The Four of Us by Kathleen Allen in the June 18 Arizona Daily Star

New AC lets Rogue raise audience’s temperature

Preview of The Four of Us by Kathleen Allen in the June 11 Arizona Daily Star

Othello, April–May, 2010:

Passion, rage flow in Othello
Rogue Theatre’s staging moves quickly, with grace

Review of Othello by Kathleen Allen in the May 7 Arizona Daily Star

Wickedly Good: The Rogue’s enjoyable Othello is perfect for Shakespeare-phobes

Review of Othello by Nathan Christensen in the May 6 Tucson Weekly

Shakespeare is the master psychologist in Rogue’s Othello

Review of Othello by Chuck Graham on May 2 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

The villain Bard’s fans love to hate
Rogue Theatre’s Othello will flesh out the odious Iago

Preview of Othello by Kathleen Allen in the April 23 Arizona Daily Star

Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words, February–March, 2010:

Beckett á trois at Rogue Theatre
A trio of thought-provoking plays from the master of the absurd

Review of Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words by Dave Irwin posted March 4 on TucsonSentinel.com

Futility oozes from Rogue's powerful set
3 short plays deliver bleak Beckett

Review of Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words by Kathleen Allen in the March 5 Arizona Daily Star

Hard-Core Art: Rogue tackles three challenging one-acts by Irish playwright Beckett

Review of Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words by Nathan Christensen in the March 4 Tucson Weekly

Evening with Beckett beautiful but baffling

Review of Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words by Heather Price-Wright in the March 3 Arizona Daily Wildcat

Fans of Beckett get a thoughtful meal at Rogue Theatre

Review of Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words by Chuck Graham on February 28 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Works of Irish playwright ‘are in a class of their own’
3 short plays by Samuel Beckett due at the Rogue

Preview of Krapp’s Last Tape, Not I and Act Without Words by Kathleen Allen in the February 26 Arizona Daily Star

Our Town, January, 2010:

Food for thought fills Our Town at Rogue Theatre

Review of Our Town by Chuck Graham on January 12 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Our Town populated with meaning
Rogue Theatre to stage classic about local lives, universal context

Preview of Our Town by Kathleen Allen in the January 1 Arizona Daily Star

January, 2010:

2009 Mac Awards

The Rogue Theatre received several accolades in the Arizona Daily Star’s 2009 Mac Awards. Theater reviewer Kathleen Allen writes:

• Winner of Best Actor: “Joseph McGrath gave depth and nuance to the ineffectual Tobias in Rogue’s Delicate Balance. It’s a difficult role because the character has a deep, troubled inner life. McGrath did it full justice, and then some.”
  
• Nomination for Best Drama: “Rogue Theatre, which is quickly establishing a reputation as a company that rarely misses, staged a lovely (and most difficult to do) Orlando and an almost breathtaking presentation of A Delicate Balance.
  
• Nomination for Best Actress: Patty Gallagher gracefully transitioned from an Elizabethan Romeo to a Victorian maid in Rogue’s Orlando.
  
• Nomination for Best Director: David Morden showed a deep understanding of Edward Albee with his direction of A Delicate Balance.

A Delicate Balance and Some Girl(s), November, 2009:

Some Girl(s) is sexy, cynical late night theater

Review of Some Girl(s) by Anna Swenson in the November 18 Arizona Daily Wildcat

Rogue’s Albee is disturbing theater but awfully good

Review of A Delicate Balance by Kathleen Allen in the November 13 Arizona Daily Star

Now’s Some Girl(s) is some show

Review of Some Girl(s) by Kathleen Allen in the November 13 Arizona Daily Star

Tipping Point: Edward Albee’s brilliant language stars in the disturbing Delicate Balance at Rogue

Review of A Delicate Balance by Sherilyn Forrester in the November 12 Tucson Weekly

Captivating Drama in A Delicate Balance at The Rogue Theatre

Review of A Delicate Balance by Chuck Graham on November 9 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Rogue Theatre tackles ambitious plays

Previews of A Delicate Balance and Some Girl(s) by Anna Swenson in the November 4 Arizona Daily Wildcat

Albee’s characters thrive in Balance
Rogue Theatre stages famed playwright’s story of folks on a path of self-discovery

Previews of A Delicate Balance and Some Girl(s) by Kathleen Allen in the October 30 Arizona Daily Star

Animal Farm, September, 2009:

Animal Farm at Rogue Theatre designed to make audience think

Review of Animal Farm by Kathleen Allen in the September 18 Arizona Daily Star

Little Piggies: The challenging Animal Farm opens Rogue’s season in the troupe’s new space

Review of Animal Farm by Sherilyn Forrester in the September 17 Tucson Weekly

Rogue’s Animal Farm a chaotic barnyard of ambitious theater

Review of Animal Farm by Anna Swenson in the September 16 Arizona Daily Wildcat

Rogue’s new theatre is a hit! So is its Animal Farm!

Review of Animal Farm and our new theatre by Chuck Graham on September 12 in Let The Show Begin! at TucsonStage.com

Animal Farm shows an all--too-human face

Preview of Animal Farm by Kathleen Allen in the September 4 Arizona Daily Star

September, 2009:

Winner of the Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson 2009: Best Theatre News

Staff Pick: The Rogue Theatre’s New Home. “Now, one of Tucson’s smartest and most accomplished little companies has the home it deserves.” Read all about it here.

Quest for Rogue Theatre home over: Historic Y to house enterprising troupe

An article about our new theatre home by Rosalie Robles Crowe in the September 11 Arizona Daily Star

Immortal Longings and This Property is Condemned, March–April, 2009:

Plays After Dark: Two new late-night theater efforts follow in the footsteps of LTW’s successful Etcetera series

Report on The Now Theatre and LNT @ The Alley by James Reel in the April 2 Tucson Weekly

Shakespeare’s women

Video interview with Immortal Longings author/director Joseph McGrath by Sooyeon Lee on KUAT TV’s March 31 Arizona Illustrated

A Teen’s Trial: A group of Shakespearean women gather to decide the fate of Juliet in the wonderful Immortal Longings

Reviews of Immortal Longings and This Property is Condemned by James Reel in the March 26 Tucson Weekly

One-act This Property is Condemned packs a wallop

Review of This Property is Condemned by Chuck Graham in the March 26 Tucson Citizen

Juliet doesn't want to die!

Previews of Immortal Longings and This Property is Condemned by Kathleen Allen in the March 13 Arizona Daily Star

Orlando and The Zoo Story, January–February, 2009:

Strong cast led by Gallagher makes this a must-see

Review of Orlando by Kathleen Allen in the January 30 Arizona Daily Star

Production of Albee play is straightforward, as it should be

Review of The Zoo Story by Kathleen Allen in the January 30 Arizona Daily Star

Orlando Blooms

Review of Orlando by Gene Armstrong in the January 29 Tucson Weekly

Primal Zoo: The Now Theatre offers up a tragic Edward Albee tale of class warfare

Review of The Zoo Story by Gene Armstrong in the January 29 Tucson Weekly

Comedy is king—and queen —in production of Woolf's Orlando

Review of Orlando by Chuck Graham in the January 29 Tucson Citizen

Sparks fly when a have-not lashes out

Review of The Zoo Story by Chuck Graham in the January 29 Tucson Citizen

Whimsical Woolf work to be staged

Preview of Orlando by Kathleen Allen in the January 16 Arizona Daily Star

January, 2009:

The Goat A Mac Award Favorite!

The January 2008 Rogue Theatre production of Edward Albee’s The Goat garnered three Macs and one nomination in the Arizona Daily Star’s 2008 Mac Awards. Theater reviewer Kathleen Allen writes:

• Winner of Best Drama: “Directed by David Morden, the production was a fierce one, full of the passion and anger and love that Albee intended.”
• Nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy or Drama: Joseph McGrath “was particularly effective as Martin, a married architect who falls for a goat.”
• Winner of Best Actress in a Comedy or Drama: “Cynthia Meier...was powerful and smart and so wounded by the deep betrayal that it was impossible not to be moved by her.”
• Winner of Best Director of a Comedy or Drama: “David Morden’s direction...showed a deep understanding of the material, and he used a deft hand in order to give the audience that same insight.”

Happy Days, October–November, 2008:

Happy Days is here again

Preview of Happy Days by Kathleen Allen in the October 31 Arizona Daily Star

Six Characters in Search of an Author and Cigarettes and Chocolate, September–October, 2008:

Apt challenge for audience: Rogue Theatre, Six Characters mesh

Review of Six Characters in Search of an Author by Kathleen Allen in the September 26 Arizona Daily Star

Silence speaks volumes in this staging

Review of Cigarettes and Chocolate by Kathleen Allen in the September 26 Arizona Daily Star

Characters in Abundance

Review of Six Characters in Search of an Author by James Reel in the September 25 Tucson Weekly

Six Characters, One Chance to Live

Preview of Six Characters in Search of an Author by Kathleen Allen in the September 19 Arizona Daily Star

Ambitious UA Grad's Now Theatre to Debut

Preview of Cigarettes and Chocolate by Kathleen Allen in the September 19 Arizona Daily Star

September, 2008:

Winner of the Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson 2008

The January 2008 Rogue Theatre production of Albee’s The Goat was selected by the Tucson Weekly in the category of Best Theatrical Bestiality: “Loud, intense and emotionally realistic, Rogue’s production of Edward Albee’s play about a married man who has sex with a goat gradually twisted its initial whimsy into an evening throbbing with loneliness and rage, thanks to director David Morden and lead actors J. Andrew McGrath and Cynthia Meier. What began with witty sophistication descended into brutal primitivism by play’s end, in an overwhelming production by a courageous little company.”

Red Noses, March–April, 2008:

Red Noses: Mocking Authority, Avoiding Despair

Preview of Red Noses by Kathleen Allen in the March 21 Arizona Daily Star

Happy Days, February, 2008:

Going Down Singing

Preview of Happy Days by James Reel in the February 7 Tucson Weekly

Gallagher gets ‘Happy’

Preview of Happy Days by Chuck Graham in the February 7 Tucson Citizen

Amid the bleak, a ray of hope

Preview of Happy Days by Kathleen Allen in the February 8 Arizona Daily Star

The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, January, 2008:

Destruction of Innocence

Review of The Goat by James Reel in the January 10 Tucson Weekly

Albee’s Goat tackles taboos left and right

Review of The Goat by Kathleen Allen in the January 11 Arizona Daily Star

Play uncovers the struggles behind unconventional love

Review of The Goat by Chuck Graham in the January 10 Tucson Citizen — Grade: A+

Add Tony-winning play to your 2008 to-do list

Preview of The Goat by Sherilyn Forrester in the December 28 Arizona Daily Star

Preview of The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?

by Iris J. Arnesen, from the November, 2007 The Opera Glass
   In any given human culture, certain behaviors will be considered proper and admirable while others will be considered improper and disgusting. Travel some distance away, however, and the people of the second area will likely hold very different opinions. Which group is right, and which is wrong? Are there any absolutes? Or is it as one of Shakespeare’s characters put it: “There’s nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so”?
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Interview

Directors Joseph McGrath and Cynthia Meier are interviewed by Iris J. Arenesen in a 4-page article in the September, 2007 The Opera Glass. They discuss their meeting, the formation of The Rogue Theatre, their experiences as actors, their plans for The Rogue, and the upcoming production of Edward Albee’s The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?

January, 2008:

Winner of the Arionza Daily Star Mac Award

The January 2007 Rogue Theatre production of Genet’s The Maids was a favorite of the Arizona Daily Star and its 2007 Mac Awards. In the running for Best Actress were Cynthia Meier and Susan Arnold, “two sisters who are bitter maids to a haughty mistress. They were disturbing, they were touching, and they were very effective.” As a contender in the category of Best Director, the Star credits Joseph McGrath with directing “a smooth, tense version of The Maids.” But in the category of Best Play, The Maids came out the winner: “The compelling and horrifying story was cleanly directed by Joseph McGrath and powerfully performed by a trio of actresses [Cynthia Meier, Susan Arnold and Arlene Naughton]. It was fulfilling and challenging theater.”

The Cherry Orchard, September, 2007

Dying Way of Life: The Rogue Theatre treats Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard as the classic that it is

Review by James Reel in the September 13 Tucson Weekly

Chekhov play timely and worth checking out

Review by Chuck Grahm in the September 13 Tucson Citizen

Humor Included

Preview by Kathleen Allen in the August 31 Arizona Daily Star

The Good Woman of Setzuan, March–April, 2007

You Figure It Out: Rogue Theatre gives us plenty to mull over in The Good Woman of Setzuan

Review by James Reel in the April 5 Tucson Weekly

The Good Woman of Setzuan

2-page review by Iris J. Arnesen in the April, 2007 The Opera Glass
“The Rogue Theatre gave me a real gift with their exquisite production of
The Good Woman of Setzuan, and I will be eternally grateful for it.”

Good Woman is solid theater

Review by Kathleen Allen in the April 3 Arizona Daily Star

Rogue Theatre takes on Brecht

Preview by Sherilyn Forrester in the March 23 Arizona Daily Star

The Maids, January, 2007

The Maids

4-page review by Iris J. Arnesen in the March, 2007 The Opera Glass

Virtual Reality —Three excellent plays all deal with perception in entertaining ways

Review by James Reel in the January 25 Tucson Weekly

The Maids yet another Rogue Theatre winner

Review by Kathy Allen in the January 19 Arizona Daily Star

The Maids explores chance to kill from every angle

Review by Chuck Graham in the January 18 Tucson Citizen

The Maids

Preview by Sherilyn Forrester in the January 5 Arizona Daily Star

December, 2006

Rogue Theatre productions are listed in the Tucson Citizen’s Year in Review: Tucson Happenings in 2006 and the Arizona Daily Star’s 2006 Mac Awards. As a contender in the category of Best Actor, the Star credits Joseph McGrath with “an honest and convincing portrayal” in the one-man The Fever by Wallace Shawn, directed by Cynthia Meier. The Citizen reports that Cynthia Meier’s adaptation and direction of James Joyce’s short story The Dead was a highlight of Tucson entertainment in 2006, showing “the magical transformative power of theater.” The poignant climatic scene between Gabriel and Gretta Conroy, as portrayed by Joseph McGrath and Amy Almquist, is given special mention.

Endymion, September–October, 2006

Endymion

3-page review by Iris J. Arnesen in the Winter, 2006 The Opera Glass

Thing of Beauty

Review of Endymion by James Reel in the October 5 Tucson Weekly

Man’s atavism still comes through in modern Endymion

Review by Chuck Graham in the October 5 Tucson Citizen

Rogue Theatre’s Endymion an admirable effort

Review by Kathleen Allen in the October 3 Arizona Daily Star

Keats’ Endymion is now a play

Preview by Kathleen Allen in the September 22 Arizona Daily Star

May, 2006

Theater Blooms

Calendar Cover Story by Chuck Graham in the May 18 Tucson Citizen

The Dead, March–April, 2006

Best Act of Theatrical Piracy

The Dead makes the September 28th Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson Staff Picks in the Arts and Culture category. To read all about it, follow this link.

Rogue brings Dead to life

Review by Chuck Graham in the March 30 Tucson Citizen

Our Living Duties: Rogue brings a superb short story to life with The Dead

Review by James Reel in the March 30 Tucson Weekly

Troupe to bring out The Dead

Preview by Sherilyn Forrester in the March 16 Arizona Daily Star

The Fever, January, 2006

The Fever

3-page review by Iris J. Arnesen in the Spring/Summer, 2006 The Opera Glass

One Man's Malady:
J. Andrew McGrath Excels as a Sick, Delirious Traveler in the One-Man, Intimate The Fever

Review by James Reel in the January 12 Tucson Weekly

One Man on Folding Chair Puts On Quite a Show

Review by Chuck Graham in the January 12 Tucson Citizen

Fever Rages with Worldly Inequities

Review by Kathleen Allen in the January 12 Arizona Daily Star

The Fever Breaks at Rogue Theatre

Preview by Kathleen Allen in the January 5 Arizona Daily Star

The Balcony, September–October, 2005

The Balcony

6-page review by Iris J. Arnesen in the Winter/Spring, 2006 The Opera Glass

Review by Kathleen Allen in the October 15 Arizona Daily Star

Preview by Chuck Graham in the October 6 Tucson Citizen

Preview by Kathleen Allen in the September 29 Arizona Daily Star