A&E Reviews 
“Henry V” | Review by Susie Potter(3)
“HENRY V” OFFERS A STRONG YOUNG CAST AND NOT MUCH ELSE
Mastering the works of William Shakespeare is a difficult undertaking for even the most seasoned of actors. This statement sums up why Raleigh, NC-based Bare Theatre’s Rogue Company presentation of HENRY V is less than inspired
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“DROOD — THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD” | Review by Susie Potter
The culmination of their studies, a frisky four-day run of Rupert Holmes’ 1986 Tony Award-winning musical DROOD — THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, was a delightful evening’s entertainment.
“ANNIE” Review by Robert W. McDowell
Talented 14-year-old Raleigh teen English Bernhardt is delightful as Annie, the plucky orphan who unthawed Warbucks’ cold, cold heart. Bernhardt’s robust renditions of “Maybe” and “Tomorrow” are high points of the evening
Salt is Red Hot Summer Fun
This movie will obviously not be winning any Oscars, but it’s definitely a fun summer view. Theatregoers should load up on the popcorn (with plenty of salt) and sit back for 100 minutes of fluffy but enjoyable fun.
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