Tag Archives: Bruce Graham

Dramaworks’ Duration Poses Troubling Questions About Who We Are Post 9/11& Today

Bruce Graham’s world premiere The Duration developed at Palm Beach Dramaworks is an intellectually and emotionally powerful drama rooted deep in a post 9/11 world, but also in a timeless inquiry into how human beings cope with limitless tragedy. It asks who we are – and the answers suggest upsetting revelations about dealing with grief, prejudice, fear and anger.

Posted on February 22, 2022 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Bruce Graham, Caitlin Duffy, Elizabeth Dimon, J. Barry Lewis, John Leonard Thompson, Palm Beach Dramaworks, The Duration | Leave a comment

‘White Guy on The Bus’ Is GableStage’s Shattering Incisive Dissection Of Race Relations

White Guy on the Bus at GableStage is a merciless dissection of race relations in the 21st Century, but stunning plot twists prevent us from explaining much further than a wealthy white businessman strikes up an acquaintanceship with an African-American nursing student on a bus. But superb performances and a fierce script make this a don’t miss.

Posted on August 13, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Bruce Graham, GableStage, Mia Matthews, Michael Leeds, Rita Joe, Ryan Didato, Tom Wahl, White Guy on the Bus | Leave a comment