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Agatha Christie fans will find comfort in viewing CAT Theatre’s production of And Then There Were None.

Trust me, the word of mouth is right on this one!

What do the four youngsters of HATTheatre’s Over the Tavern have to say about their acting experience?

Time is running out to catch this important work — the show runs one more weekend. As was evidenced by the number of audience members weeping and hugging at the end, it will be well worth your time!

I can guarantee you will have fun if you make time to see Over the Tavern.

Just as each of the three characters search for their faith; I have faith that some of the rough edges will be smoothed out during the run of the show.

There are just not going to be enough superlatives to describe the performances. Each actor adds to the three dimensionality of the family dynamics.

Make no mistake; it would be a mistake to miss this Confession.

The story is novel, and Chapin’s music is catchy. Cotton Patch Gospel is a hand-clapping, foot-tapping good ol’ time.

Billy Elliot will surely dance his way into your heart.