josh macdonald

A "Vanity Fair" style shot of six actors on a huge theatre set in 1920s costumes. On a platform above them are four crew members. The crew members do not look excited about the play.

The Play That Goes Wrong is Uproariously Funny

Amanda Campbell September 30, 2023

An Opening Night audience is not always the most...

The Murder at Haversham Manner Perhaps Worst Yet for Cornley Dramatic Society

Amanda Campbell September 30, 2023

I regret to say last evening was another unfortunate...

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Amanda Campbell September 29, 2023

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A stage full of people, all cast members of The Play That Goes Wrong. None of them are where they are supposed to be, looking at the camera, or doing what they're supposed to be doing.

Josh MacDonald & Riel Reddick-Stevens On Creating Cosmic Levels of Catastrophe (On Purpose) at Neptune Theatre

Amanda Campbell September 29, 2023

Neptune Theatre is kicking off its 61st Season with...

Neptune’s Lo (or Dear Mr. Wells) is powerfully relevant, immediate, and frank.

Amanda Campbell February 10, 2019

There have been several well known works that explore...

On Staging Intimacy & Issues of Consent in the Age of #MeToo

Amanda Campbell February 9, 2019

Rose Napoli’s play Lo (Or Dear Mr. Wells) plays...