Reviews
Book review: '23 Shots' puts spin on 1894 W.Va. gunfight
"23 Shots." By Mack Samples. Quarrier Press. 112 pages. $9.95.
  • 'Modern Vampires of the City' an experimental success
  • Review: Stage Company's 'Race' is worthy, weighty gem
  • 'Mountain Stage' hosts some old friends
  • Book review: Coonts hero battles terrorists on the high seas
  • Lewis Black lightens up the Clay Center
  • Lots to love about Lyle Lovett in Charleston
  • Review: Underwood's whirlwind of wail blows Civic Center audience away
  • Book review: Voices called Billy Ray Cyrus to success
  • Former Christ Church organist makes stylish return with W.Va. Symphony
  • Light Opera Guild puts on somber but spectacular 'Evita'
  • ‘A Delicate Balance' for dedicated Albee fans only
  • Circus returns with thrills, chills, but few spills
  • Review: 'Experience the Beatles with Rain' was a two-hour nostalgia fest
  • Review: Saxton's Cornet band re-creates a bygone era
  • Book review: Author captures currents of 'Crapalachia'
  • W.Va. Symphony does Broadway tunesmiths justice
  • 'Money Run' is fast-paced and exciting
  • 'Shadow Breakers' an adventure of mystical proportions
  • 'The Farm' is a post-apocalyptic thriller
  • Patterson's 'Murder Suspect' a thrilling read
  • Fleck 'trio,' SteelDrivers light up 'Mountain Stage'
  • Review: Capitol Steps are sometimes funny, often uncouth
  • 'The Host' a winning blend of sci-fi, action and romance
  • 'Evil Dead' a fun, frightening flick
  • Ben Williams and the Sound Effect a jazz experience like no other
  • 'Partners and Pairs' ballet show is a crowd pleaser
  • Third Day puts on a fantastic show
  • St. Patrick's Day concert disjointed despite fine singing
  • W.Va. orchestra takes flight with Cirque
  • Review: Rogers keeps hits coming at Clay Center show
  • Review: Guy, Lang tear it up at the Clay Center
  • 'Safe Haven' another fabulous Nicholas Sparks adaptation
  • 'Die Hard' disaster
  • Disney on Ice is entertaining for all ages
  • Review: Clay Center crowd loves Irish dance
  • Review: 'Sleuth' is not funny, and it's far too long
  • Movies and music mix well for W.Va. Symphony
  • Review: Water Coolers are delightful, funny
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