For "& Juliet," our reviewers were all in for the twists this musical gave to the "Romeo and Juliet" story and how pop songs and special effects infused it.

But when Anne breaks the quill, she relinquishes control over the story’s ending. The play within the play is finally allowed a breath of fresh air.

This engaging story effectively utilizes popular songs, humor and the fourth wall, such as multiple characters speaking directly to the audience...

Many elements add to this musical’s overall charm — the script, the song choices, the actors’ performances and the technical elements.

Our writers contribute their youth voices to LEO Weekly's Under 21 issue for the second year.

Director Ȧlvarez’s extended incorporation of puppetry combined with animatronics and practical effects reel you into the horror of it all.

"When I started off, I didn't know how to do any of this," said Alexander, who learned how to report and produce stories in Earshot.

On June 30 at the Speed Art Museum, hear teens from Earshot share experiences of producing audio stories.

Teenagers seemed to turn up in droves to the Louisville premiere of "Beetlejuice" the musical. Our teen critics were there.

Beetlejuice (Justin Collette) frequently broke the fourth wall, making you feel like you were being pulled into the show.

This musical feels like a show about death, but ... closely reflects the real experiences of being a teenager in how it talks about grief.

Many teens, including our reviewers, know “Six” through the songs. But when “Six” came to Louisville, they experienced it in new ways.

Amina Faye gave an amazing rendition of Seymour’s “Heart of Stone.” Vocally, this song is based on Adele and Sia, and their iconic ballads.

With only three group numbers in the whole show, the angelic blend of voices was rare, which made it that much sweeter.

The colors, the crystals, and the movement of the costumes perfectly matched each queen's personality.

Henry certainly gave each of his wife’s trauma when he was married to them, and it definitely shouldn’t be made into a competition.

Playwright  Jonathan Norton  hails from Dallas but is no stranger to Louisville.   Before   Actors Theatre of Louisville   halted  its...

Norton spoke about writing “I Am Delivered’T,” his experience of church culture, and how groupthink can undermine connection.

All have their struggles independently. But they come together with their struggles in their church.

Arts Angle Vantage reporters found inspiration in this story of the couple behind Loving vs. Virginia.