Russ Bickerstaff is a theater critic at Shepherd Express. With over ten years of experience covering the theater scene, he has reviewed more than 1,000 shows and focuses on plays and musicals within the arts and entertainment sphere. He is also featured in various publications and maintains his own reader-funded Milwaukee theater blog.
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Russ Bickerstaff’s focus is largely on event coverage, particularly in the entertainment and lifestyle sectors, with a strong emphasis on local theater and stage performances. Therefore, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events in Wisconsin or Milwaukee within these areas.
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Fiddlin' Theatrical stages a fun, little celebration of the life of Judy Garland in I Can Go On Singing! at the Sunset Playhouse in Elm Grove.
The mix of music and drama works remarkably well in the hands of accomplished actor/pianists Jody Hirsh and Brett Ryback in Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's production.
The Constructivists present a cleverly scripted horror comedy that elevates a bedroom farce into deeply articulate social satire.
First Stage Young Company stages a powerful historical drama with a tale of German resistance against the Nazis during WWII.
Marquette University Theatre presents a thought-provoking look into the nature of race, drama and storytelling itself in a captivating production of Fairview.
Marquette University Theatre stages a remarkably well-executed production with complex performances in a wild ride onstage.
Laura Gordon delivers a complex performance as a virtuoso violinist at the end of her career in Next Act Theatre's closing production for the season.
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre presents a powerful production of Lorraine Hansberry's classic mid-20th century family drama A Raisin in the Sun.
The Young Theologians presented a one-weekend-only presentation of an experimental play about gender identity with Perhaps.
