by Mary Wisniewski | September 3, 2026City Lit’s “Shane” Brings the Western Novel to the Stage Mark Pracht's adaptation of the 1949 book rewrites masculinity in a Western setting, with a phenomenal performance by lead Michael B. Woods.
by Mary Wisniewski | May 13, 2026“Scaramouche” Is a Swashbuckling Good Time The musical version of the classic novel makes its world debut at City Lit Theater, a comedy-adventure-romance mixed with dueling and song.
by Mary Wisniewski | December 18, 2025City Lit Brings Sherlock Holmes to a Victorian Christmas Party “Sherlock Holmes and the Christmas Clowns” is a happy combination of witty dialogue, lovely Victorian costumes and four-part harmony Christmas caroling, with a touch of Gilbert & Sullivan.
by Robert Eric Shoemaker | October 23, 2025Dracula Sails Again in “Strange Cargo: The Doom of the Demeter” More than a few surprises lurk in this ship’s hold, a perfect spooky season treat from City Lit.
by Hugh Iglarsh | September 17, 2025Nerds Go Absurd in No Dogs in the Kitchen’s “Below the Belt” Jared Goudsmit skillfully directs Richard Dresser’s 1995 satirical take on organizational existence.
by Tristan Bruns | September 12, 2024It’s Clobberin’ Time: A Review of “The House of Ideas” at City Lit Theater
by Hugh Iglarsh | July 31, 2024Martian Chronicles: A Review of “Wells and Welles” by Lucid Theater at City Lit
by Tristan Bruns | March 21, 2024Love and Libations: A Review of “Two Hours in a Bar” at City Lit Theater
by Mary Wisniewski | November 2, 2023Fairytale Terror: A Review of “The Night of the Hunter” at City Lit
