From the Niagara Falls Review:
It was supposed to be a five-year plan to prove the doubters wrong.
Five years to show that big-time theatre couldn’t just survive in Niagara Falls, but thrive.
Alas, Silver Mist Productions was off the mark.
It only took two years.
“Right now, we’re three years ahead of schedule,” says a satisfied Linus Hand as he sits down for lunch at a local eatery.
The company’s co-founder has earned a smile or two by now, after the pessimistic jeering that greeted his company.
Not from the tourism industry, he clarifies. From the locals. People who greet every promise in this city with a shrug.
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