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Lily Ellis asks ‘wherefore art thou Romeo… and just why do we need another adaptation of your play?’

​S​he went from rodeo queen to right-hand girl of the King – but a confrontation with the Ku Klux Klan made her shy from the spotlight. Now she’s finally ready to take her bow

Kitty Fords one-person show got the whole crowd laughing...and crying 5 stars

This sketch show not only gives a platform for exclusively state educated students, but lets us laugh at those very schools from which we came 3.5 stars

Mimi Roman, now 89, was a Jewish girl from Brooklyn when she became one of the most unlikely country music attractions of the 1950s. This weekend in Beverly, she returns to the stage for the first time in 40 years.

When light and dark collide it is an act of creation 3.5 stars

The Roots Music Project's Jeremy Baldwin recently talked to singer Mimi Roman, the so-called "First of the Brooklyn Cowgirls," about a new compilation of her work. She relates stories about her life, including becoming the Madison Square Garden Rodeo Queen and hanging around with Elvis Presley.

Sorry features some hilarious performances, albeit with uneven writing and an unsure sense of audience 3 stars

A modern take on Shakespeares classic romantic comedy hits all the right notes 5 stars

Sometimes less is more - no amount of epic music or dramatic lighting can cajole us into empathy or interest. 2.5 stars