Posted by: Bernice Goldmark
What makes a good play for me?
A tight script; witty humor; good acting; good direction (timing, intonations, body language); good staging; my suspension of disbelief; and a total involvement during the play. Love Song had all that for me, in spite of some few minor criticisms I could mention.
Love Song is a [...]

Posted by Molly Horan
Bravo!! Loved Love Song! I laughed till I cried – what witty dialogue. The performance was engaging, endearing, and hilarious!!
Beane and his wonderful world captured my heart. Awesome set and great lighting, especially the lone naked light bulb which seemd to have a personality of its own. I would definitely see [...]

Posted by Dirk Langeveld
I found Love Song to be a wonderful production, funny, poignant, thought-provoking and very entertaining. Knowing that the play had premiered at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre, and then went straight to London’s West End before coming directly here certainly raised expectations. Love Song did not disappoint.
The previous patron reviewer’s references to the London [...]

Posted by David Richardson
All is not well in John Kolvenbach’s house, with love songs playing on the radio.  My wife and I saw Love Song [in preview] on September 8, and came away not quite sure what to make of it.
First of all, we thought the acting was first-rate – especially Darren as Beane and [...]

Posted by Jack Lieberman:
What a treat! This play was a joy to experience. Excellent script, acting, directing and set. What more could you ask for. Some doubts we had about the new artistic director vanished at the end of this upbeat play. And ALL the actors did a superb job. It’s a pleasure [...]