For anyone sick of waiting out the winter freeze, this go at 'Anything Goes' is a worthy trek to warmer climes.

In bearing witness to a grim, stark reminder of humanity’s frightening shortsightedness, Porchlight’s ‘Cabaret’ enlightens and reflects for our sake, lest we let the cycle continue. 

An unlikely pairing, this, but both seem prime for anyone who wants to get their Nineties grunge on.

Milieu? Classy as hell. Characters? Sure, there are names in the program, but, dollars to donuts, all that matters is those sophisticated ladies and gents are gonna cut some sharp figures in sharper costumes right before barreling into a high-energy dance break.

As they split sides and break hearts, they just might get you believing in magic again. 

Merrily is solid enough, perhaps as solid as it’ll ever get; it’s up to the cast, the director, and even the audience to fill in the rest. And everyone and everything onstage at the Ruth Page Center shows precisely why Porchlight Music Theatre has made a reputation as premiere Sondheim interpreters.