The Column

In this macabre fairy tail, reason clashes with emotion, but ultimately love conquers all.

It's a bold mix of blues and Broadway that reaches into the far corners of the heart.

It was written and produced by Dallas creatives, but it doesn't quite hit the mark.

There are many lessons for us all, articulated through a brilliant cast and crew.

It's a high-minded script made accessible with strong direction and superb acting.

You won't need a glass of water to wash down this charming little pill.

Food fights encouraged.

Will they make it out alive?

It offers no easy answers, but it's worth the purposeful trip.

The accents are iffy, but the depth carries through.

It's that rare blend of humor and heart, replete with jaw-dropping set design.

The issues are real, but the script is fundamentally flawed.

This is definitely a play worth seeing.

Nash's commanding delivery dares you to disengage.

It's a mess, but the audience seemed OK with it.

The "Apropos" (or clean version) has been modified for a more family-friendly audience.

Technically, it's a mess. But, the acting and jewel of the script will win you over.

Feel free to skip this one.

It's up the audience to answer them.

These 18-inch puppets are larger than life.