Cinnabar’s “Barber” hilarious!

“Figaro! Figaro! Figaro!” Maybe all of what most of us have known about opera since childhood. This comes early in Cinnabar Theater’s “The Barber of Seville.” Now we must wait for two and a half hours for, as Yogi Berra may have so aptly coined the end of most productions, a baseball season or an opera, “It ain’t over till the fat lady sings!”

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“The Tailor of Gloucester” A new Christmas miracle

The performers delighted audience members of all ages.

Delightful slapstick in “Moon Over Buffalo”

Take a night off from the shutdown and other national, world and local problems, and prepare to laugh, hoot, smile and savor pure slapstick and farce.