2015 Wilmington Theatre AwardsWe've been nominated for 8 Wilmington a Theatre Awards!!
Congratulations to the following members of the Big Dawg Family:
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2014
Romantic Comedy
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Motherhood Out Loudby Leslie Ayvazian, Brooke Berman, David Cale, Beth Henley, Lameece Issaq, Claire LaZebnick, Lisa Loomer, Michele Lowe, Marcoe Pennette, Theresa Rebeck, Luanne Rice, Annie Weisman, & Cheryl L. West,
Directed by Melissa Stanley, Heather Dodd, Gina Gambony, & Rhoda Gary "what really impresses in “Motherhood” is the quality of writing matched by the perfect cast members to enact each skit... While the show provides a fair share of heavy commentary, it also comes with a large heaping of hilarity—sometimes both bombarding the stage. " "I wasn’t expecting to walk away thinking this, but I do: It’s the best production I’ve seen from Big Dawg to date." - Encore "'Motherhood' is a powerful source of inspiration [and] creation" "...as a whole the production company births the baby, nurtures it, reigns it in and then sends it out into the world as the complete entity 'Motherhood Out Loud.' It's a comprehensive look at what it is to be a mother and a validating experience for the more than 75 percent of American women who are mothers." - StarNews |
Dearly Departed
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The Hermit of Fort Fisher
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PLUS: Southport Run of Hermit of Fort Fisher |
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Halloween Horror Theatre Festival"If Welles and CBS performed it half as well at the Big Dawg team does this weekend, it’s no wonder the nation was thrown into a tizzy."
“Frightfully Funny’s” structure is three-fold, with two one-act plays written by local playwright Elaine Alexander bookending a highly enjoyable live comedy set from the local Comically Impaired improv troupe."
"The stories are not high on intensity when it comes to fear. Nor is there gore or dark, foreboding themes. “No Edgar Allen Poe in this production!” Gambony promises. A lot of silliness intertwines with wit and fortitude. Even the stories’ “bad guys” aren’t that bad."
"What does work is a very spry cast, some inspired set design and faithfully bringing the audience into the feeling of making a low-budget movie. There’s an earnestness to “Death Bed: The Play That Bites,” which the film never achieved. Overall, “Death Bed: The Play That Bites” is a funny, engaging show with some good performances and a unique look into the making of a cult classic."
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Every Christmas Story Ever Told
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