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In the Arts
Director Peter Earle has managed to pull together a solid and entertaining musical with “Oliver,” adapted by Lionel Bart from the Charles Dickens’ novel “Oliver Twist.” The large cast, with many children, sings well together, the choreography is excellent and Pam Banas’s costumes are good-looking. The soloists, particularly Evyn Newton who plays young Oliver and Lauren Piselli as Nancy, do a bang-up job. See this week’s Banner for the full theater review.
Also, read about a new book on the birth of Underdog, the blue-caped cartoon dog; a review of “Later Life” at the Chatham Drama Guild; photos from last week’s opening at FAWC; listings; briefs; previews and more.
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The art of critical thinking
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Mar 9th, 2006