Review | “Hands on a Hardbody” at Refuge Theatre Project
Based on the 1997 documentary of the same name, Refuge Theatre’s production of HANDS ON A HARDBODY tells the story of a group of Texans locked in a battle of wills to see who will win a new truck. The last person still standing with one hand on the “hardbody” wins. It’s a physical and mental test for the ages.
Refuge Announces THE LAST SESSION Cast and Designers
Refuge Theater Project has announced the cast and design team for THE LAST SESSION.
Refuge Theatre Announces 18/19 Season
Refuge Theater Project has announced the two shows that will make up its 2018 – 2019 season.
Refuge Has Its THE SPITFIRE GRILL Cast and Production Team
Pictured: Lauren Paris Refuge Theatre Project has announced the cast and production team for THE SPITFIRE GRILL by James Valcq and Fred Alley. Directed and choreographed by Artistic Director Christopher Pazdernik, and set in a real diner, the production features Lauren Paris (Percy), Katherine Condit (Hannah), Emily Goldberg (Shelby), Alex Christ (Joe), Nicole Michelle Haskins (Effy), Marc...
Review: LYSISTRATA JONES at Refuge Theatre Project
LYSISTRATA JONES is like rewatching a 90s sitcom in 2017 and cringing at all the racism and sexist undertones you didn’t remember were there.
Refuge Has Its LYSISTRATA JONES Cast and Creatives
Refuge Theatre Project has announced the cast and production team for the Chicago premiere of LYSISTRATA JONES.
Review: THINGS TO RUIN at Refuge Theatre Project
Musical Theatre isn’t really famous for its intimacy. But if you are into THINGS TO RUIN, intimacy you get. And immediacy. And certainly quite a bit of passion.
Cast and Creatives Announced for Refuge Theatre Project’s THINGS TO RUIN
Refuge Theatre Project has announced the cast and creatives for their spring production of THINGS TO RUIN: The Songs of Joe Iconis.
Top 5 Reasons to See Refuge Theatre’s HIGH FIDELITY
In the spirit of the many “Top 5” song lists offered up in Refuge’s HIGH FIDELITY: THE MUSICAL, I present five reasons to see this entertaining, feel-good pop musical production rife with charm and delectable harmonies.
Crushing Performances Reveal the Heart and Soul of BARE.
Boy, girl, boy girl. Plaid skirt, khaki pants, plaid skirt, khaki pants. This is the strict pattern in which we sat during Mass at my Catholic elementary school. I think the purpose of that was to stop us from giggling with our girlfriends during the homily, but now it seems like a larger metaphor.