Herbert Paine is a journalist and theater critic for BroadwayWorld.com, specializing in covering local theater productions in Phoenix, Arizona. With a passion for the arts, Herbert provides insightful and comprehensive reviews of various plays and musicals, highlighting the talent and creativity within the local theater community.
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Herbert Paine's coverage is mainly focused on providing reviews of theatrical performances, with a specific focus on local events in Arizona and Phoenix. If you are associated with theater productions, musicals, or plays in these areas, reaching out to Herbert for a review could be beneficial.
Given his extensive coverage of reviews for various performances, it’s clear that he appreciates being informed about upcoming shows and events. Those involved in the entertainment industry can consider reaching out to him when they have new productions or unique performances that may pique his interest.
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Guest contributor David Appleford's thoughtful and balanced review of the national touring production of FUNNY GIRL at ASU Gammage in Tempe, AZ.
Confession: This theatre critic is an unabashed fan of Jeffrey Hatcher . His prowess as a prolific and imaginative playwright shines through his ingenious adaptations of classics like Dr.
BroadwayWorld contributor Suzanne Whitaker offers her thumbs-up review of The Black theatre Troupe's production of THE COLOR PURPLE.
For as long as I can remember, conversations about representation in theater have focused on casting ~ specifically, about casting actors who share the identity of the characters they portray.
Funny, how the Heimlich Maneuver can be a life-saver and, under the right ~ read, serendipitous ~ circumstances, a love-giver.
BroadwayWorld guest contributor, David Appleford, gives an enthusiastic thumbs-up to the film, WICKED.
Guest contributor David Appleford renders a Holiday good cheer for The Phoenix Theatre Company's production of MIRACLE ON 34th STREET: A LIVE MUSICAL RADIO SHOW.
Stray Cat Theatre's production of SWEAT, directed by Chanel Bragg, achieves a remarkable balance between the intimacy and intensity of working class folks caught in the whirlwind of economic displacement. To this end, Bragg's ensemble delivers powerhouse performances.
David Appleford, BroadwayWorld's esteemed guest contributor, gives a glowing holiday tribute to Hale Centre Theatre's inventive and inspiring production of the seasonal classic, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, directed by David Hale Dietlein.
There's a lot to love about Leslie Bricusse's SCROOGE! ~ a spirited adaptation of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol . A prolific songwriter, composer, and
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