Wherever you stand politically, there’s almost nowhere to go without running into some conflict. Leave it to this play to show us the light.

A cinematic necessity in the 20th century, intermissions were abandoned for…plenty of reasons. Here’s why we should ‘go to the lobby’ again.

Besides making me go "feed me", this reinvigorated reimagining of the cheesy B-movie from 1960 grew to be a classic all its own. Here's why.

Penned by Peter Shaffer, does his interpretation of one of the greatest composers of all time honor him, creative liberties notwithstanding?

A tender story. Good characters. Great songs. Sublime messages. Theatergoers made a tradition out of this since 1964, and who'd blame them?

As the book, it's a classic. As a Disney film, it's an underrated classic. As a musical on stage? What I saw of it you may find bewitching!

Well, 2021 sure proved itself to be quite a hit-and-miss year, didn’t it? Well, let’s not worry about that for long, for I know that I,...

As we pray for the end of the Covid-19 and better things to come this year, be on the lookout for these hits as critiqued by good ol' me.

Well, if you're like me, you may have caught on to all the delays that have come out due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In keeping up with...

As 2019 draws to a close, The Screened Word is already anticipating the chance to critique some intriguing movies, shows, and all sorts...

For the past 7 years, my family and I made plenty of trips to St. George, Utah, and for plenty of reasons. But that's another story; one...

Well, this is it, folks. This is my first review of a stage production. Not from reading it in book form, but from seeing it unfold...