  | musicalV.21 No.27 | 7/5/2012  Photo by Max Woltman Performance ReviewWigged OutLandmark Musicals animates Independence Day with song and danceIt takes a special kind of nerd to appreciate the joy that is 1776. One must be equal parts musical-theater geek, history buff and lover of all things patently silly. If you’re the type that gets a kick out of seeing the Founding Fathers dancing around in funny wigs and singing whimsical songs about the Declaration of Independence, 1776 is a great pleasure.
V.20 No.29 | 7/21/2011  Max Woltman Performance ReviewA Little Love HexagonLandmark Musicals’ latest is well-acted and well-sungA Little Night Music is a show that will likely appeal to more mature audiences. Maybe it’s the tone of the show, which is surprisingly wholesome given the subject matter. Maybe it’s the near-constant, often operatic singing. In either case this one’s probably not for a thirtysomething crowd. That said, Landmark Musicals has done a fine job with it. While not all the actors are fantastic, there aren’t any sore thumbs that stick out, and a handful of them are obvious pros.
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