We are a group of young writers between the ages of 10-17, who have a passion for theatrical analysis and critique. We are based out of the Waukesha Civic Theatre, and have begun to expand to partner organizations throughout the community.

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A Show of Many Colors!

Mason Hanizeski as Joseph (center), and visible from left to right, Shawn Holmes as Judah, Matthew Torkilsen as Benjamin, Jake Horstmeier as Simeon, Matt Zeman as Naphtali, William Toney as Asher, Joshua Thone as Gad, and Josh Pope as Levi in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Skylight Music Theatre. Photo credit: Mark Frohna. A review of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Ava Sabel, age 15 Skylight Music Theatre’s production of Joseph and the Amazi

Skylight Music Theatre

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NEWSIES Stops the World

From left to right: Copi Tappa as Jack Kelly, Kyla Johnson as Les, Megan Rose Miller as Katherine Plumber, and Jacob Cesar as Davey in Newsies at Waukesha Civic Theatre. Photo credit: Anne Kenny Creative. A review of Newsies by Ellory Woodford, age 12 I attended Newsies at Waukesha Civic Theatre on December 4th. Newsies was written by Harvey Fierstein, and this production was directed by Matt Matysik-Przybylski. Newsies the musical is the story of the newsboy strike in 18

Waukesha Civic Theatre

The Ghost of Christmas Present holds out a hand, while Ebenezer Scrooge in his nightgown and cap stands frozen in an uncomfortable pose

Holiday Cheer (and Also Ghosts)

Todd Denning as the Ghost of Christmas Present (left) and Matt Daniels as Ebenezer Scrooge (right) in A Christmas Carol at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Photo credit: Mark Frohna. A review of A Christmas Carol by Meika Olson, age 17 ‘Tis the season for Christmas musicals, and over at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, the most classic Christmas musical of all time was playing in the Pabst Theatre! This 50th anniversary production is a wonderfully crafted show, and if anyone wer

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A Show of Many Colors!

Mason Hanizeski as Joseph (center), and visible from left to right, Shawn Holmes as Judah, Matthew Torkilsen as Benjamin, Jake Horstmeier as Simeon, Matt Zeman as Naphtali, William Toney as Asher, Joshua Thone as Gad, and Josh Pope as Levi in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Skylight Music Theatre. Photo credit: Mark Frohna. A review of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Ava Sabel, age 15 Skylight Music Theatre’s production of Joseph and the Amazi

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NEWSIES Stops the World

From left to right: Copi Tappa as Jack Kelly, Kyla Johnson as Les, Megan Rose Miller as Katherine Plumber, and Jacob Cesar as Davey in Newsies at Waukesha Civic Theatre. Photo credit: Anne Kenny Creative. A review of Newsies by Ellory Woodford, age 12 I attended Newsies at Waukesha Civic Theatre on December 4th. Newsies was written by Harvey Fierstein, and this production was directed by Matt Matysik-Przybylski. Newsies the musical is the story of the newsboy strike in 18

4 days ago3 min read

Holiday Cheer (and Also Ghosts)

Todd Denning as the Ghost of Christmas Present (left) and Matt Daniels as Ebenezer Scrooge (right) in A Christmas Carol at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Photo credit: Mark Frohna. A review of A Christmas Carol by Meika Olson, age 17 ‘Tis the season for Christmas musicals, and over at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, the most classic Christmas musical of all time was playing in the Pabst Theatre! This 50th anniversary production is a wonderfully crafted show, and if anyone wer

5 days ago2 min read

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News is NEWSIES

The company of Newsies at Waukesha Civic Theatre. Photo credit: Anne Kenny Creative. A review of Newsies by Lake Siglin, age 11 Hello guys! I saw Newsies at the Waukesha Civic Theatre and it was awesome! Here's a quick summary of the show: The newsies go on strike because the people in charge raised the paper cost. They rip the newspapers and get all of the other newsies to help, but the main character Jack Kelly's friend goes to jail, so he quits. You'll have to see the sh

Jan 221 min read

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We are a group of young writers between the ages of 10-17, who have a passion for theatrical analysis and critique. We are based out of the Waukesha Civic Theatre, and have begun to expand to partner organizations throughout the community.

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