BLANK CANVAS
Roy Berko
It’s been done time and again, but with a good
production ‘GODSPELL’ can still be
a fine theatrical experience, even if you aren’t into the religious message. Blank Canvas’s production isn’t a sure
winner, but it will hold your attention and expose the audience to the quality of Tebalk’s
creativity and Stephen Schwartz’s music.
Mark Horning
“Godspell” now playing at Blank Canvas’ 78 Street
Studios Theater is a flashback to those halcyon days when hippies ruled the
theater and the more counter-culture the show was the better. This is a lively, song filled, very
professional rendition of a classic.
Tickets are scarce with only a few dates left. Go see this one and enjoy.
To see a full review of this show, read Mark Horning's blog.Christine Howey
If you like stories with clear and unambiguous morals, delivered with plenty of youthful zest, then this Godspell may be a godsend.
To see a full review of this show, read Christine Howey's review at Cleveland Scene
