by Kevin Shaw Over the past few years, I’ve described Jordan Nichols as the hardest working theatrical artist in Memphis. He’s a masterful director, choreographer and actor who is highly
By Kevin Shaw | photos courtesy of Playhouse on the Square I feel sorry for my kids. My twins were born when I was 39 years old (13 years ago) and I find myself saying to them quite
by Kevin Shaw | photo by Tim Trumble For most performers, being a waitress equates to constant frustration and unfulfilled dreams. No one dreams of going from starring on Broadway
by Kevin Shaw | photos by Kevin Reed Kicking off 2019, is a new play at POTS@TheWorks called Back When Mike Was Kate. It’s a new play that deals with
story by Kevin Shaw | photo above by Justin Fox Burks There is so much about Memphis to love. In fact, if you’re not careful, you can almost forget some
by Kevin Shaw | photos by Joan Marcus After more than 30 years, The Phantom of the Opera is still playing to sold-out houses on Broadway. It is easily
by Kevin Shaw | photos by Joan Allison Barry Fuller is the “Betty White” of Memphis theatre and that’s saying a lot! Nearing the age of 90, this out
by Kevin Shaw | photo courtesy of Angela Ingersoll Back in the early 1990s Angela Ingersoll came to Memphis to work as an acting intern at Playhouse on the
by Kevin Shaw | photos courtesy of Playhouse on the Square A few years ago, Playhouse on the Square opened their state of the art new theatre across the
by Kevin Shaw | photos courtesy of Theatre Memphis Growing up, I loved playing baseball. Starting in about 1974, I relished summer Saturday mornings going out to the ball
by Kevin Shaw As a kid growing up in Birmingham, Ala. doing community theatre, you can never predict where your fellow performers/dreamers may end up one day. Perhaps one
by Kevin Shaw | photos courtesy of Playhouse on the Square When did you first have an inkling of who you really were? I’m not referring to your surname
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