The Black Hills Playhouse is featuring “Suds,” a musical with more than 50 well-known songs that topped the charts in the 1960s. Performances are July 9-12 and 14-19. Have you seen it? What did you think? Submit your review (see guidelines in the first post).
“The Sugar Bean Sisters,” featuring Marcia Wallace of “The Bob Newhart Show” and “Ther Simpsons,” opened Thursday and runs through Sunday, July 5, at the playhouse. For ticket information, go to www.blackhillsplayhouse.com.
Omaha-based indie band Cursive performs Friday, June 19, at the Dahl Arts Center.
Randy Travis launches the new Black Hills Amphitheater with a June 19 performance.
By Eric Lochridge
Black Hills Playhouse opens its 2009 season with Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs” Thursday, June 11, and runs through Sunday, June 21. For more information or to buy tickets, go to http://www.blackhillsplayhouse.com/.
Post your reviews in the comments, keeping in mind our posting guidelines.
By Eric Lochridge
Citizen Critic is the Rapid City Journal’s forum for audience reviews of stage performances in the Black Hills. We will open a thread for a particular performance, and you can offer your opinions about the show.
We’ll feature your reviews of performances from the Black Hills Playhouse, Black Hills Community Theatre, Rushmore Plaza Civic Center and other venues hosting live performances in the area.
If we don’t have a thread started for a show you’d like to review or have reviewed, e-mail features@rapidcityjournal.com, and we’ll open one.
Before proceeding, though, please familiarize yourself with a few guidelines:
First, oddly enough, you must have attended the performance you review.
Second, we won’t post anonymous reviews and you must post using your real name.
Third, we won’t post reviews containing offensive language or profanity.
Fourth, comments about reviews should stay on topic. Focus your comments on the performance, not on other reviewers you may or may not agree with.
Not adhering to these guidelines may result in your post being obliterated, without notification.