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Cinderella
Review, ——March 8, 2013 Tags: Brandy, Cinderella, Fairy Godmother, Fairy Tales, Glass Slipper, Julie Andrews, Laura Osnes, Leslie Ann Warren, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Victoria Clark
Ann Harada, Greg Hildreth, Harriet Harris, Laura Osnes, Marla Mindelle, Peter Bartlett, Phumzile Sojola, Santino Fontana, Victoria Clark
Ann Harada, Greg Hildreth, Harriet Harris, Laura Osnes, Marla Mindelle, Peter Bartlett, Phumzile Sojola, Santino Fontana, Victoria Clark
The opening line of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella sets the tone for the majority of the play. When Cinderella, wandering through the misty woods, wistfully sings, “It makes you wish that the world could be as lovely as it looks,” … Continue reading →
The Illusion
Review, ——July 1, 2011
Amanda Quaid, David Margulies, Finn Wittrock, Henry Stram, Lois Smith, Merritt Wever, Peter Bartlett, Sean Dugan
Amanda Quaid, David Margulies, Finn Wittrock, Henry Stram, Lois Smith, Merritt Wever, Peter Bartlett, Sean Dugan
Some see life through rose-colored glasses, and others see it with crystal clear vision. The Illusion, the final production in the Signature Theater Company’s season of works by Tony Kushner, is presented with neither a rose-colored or clear vision. Instead, … Continue reading →
A Free Man of Color
Review, ——February 13, 2011
Arnie Burton, Brian Reddy, Derric Harris, Esau Pritchett, John McMartin, Joseph Marcell, Justina Machado, Mos, Nick Mennell, Nicole Beharie, Paul Dano, Peter Bartlett, Postell Pringle, Rosal Colón, Sara Gettelfinger, Teyonah Parris, Veanne Cox, Yao Ababio
Arnie Burton, Brian Reddy, Derric Harris, Esau Pritchett, John McMartin, Joseph Marcell, Justina Machado, Mos, Nick Mennell, Nicole Beharie, Paul Dano, Peter Bartlett, Postell Pringle, Rosal Colón, Sara Gettelfinger, Teyonah Parris, Veanne Cox, Yao Ababio
It looks beautiful but there’s not much there. John Guare’s play A Free Man of Color, currently in performances at Lincoln Center, is a confusing, jumbled and unfocused production that is a disappointing waste of the ample talent devoted to … Continue reading →
The Drowsy Chaperone
Review, ——December 5, 2007
Beth Leavel, Bob Sagat, Dale Hensley, Danny Burstein, Garth Kravits, Gerry Vichi, Jason Kravits, Jennifer Smith, Jo Anne Worley, Kecia Lewis-Evans, Linda Gabler, Mara Davi, Matt Wall, Patrick Wetzel, Peter Bartlett, Troy Britton Johnson
Beth Leavel, Bob Sagat, Dale Hensley, Danny Burstein, Garth Kravits, Gerry Vichi, Jason Kravits, Jennifer Smith, Jo Anne Worley, Kecia Lewis-Evans, Linda Gabler, Mara Davi, Matt Wall, Patrick Wetzel, Peter Bartlett, Troy Britton Johnson
The Drowsy Chaperone He takes his tea with milk, but he drinks his brandy straight. He appears gentle and mild, but he has a stronger, darker flavor that comes out as the evening progresses. It’s an odd combination, but it … Continue reading →