Tag Archives: Bruno Vida

Slow Burn’s High Fidelity Is Scruffy Appealing Musical

Like a scruffy stray found on the streets with little promise of being housebroken, Slow Burn Theatre Company’s musical High Fidelity shouldn’t be so appealing and downright winning. But it is. The sense that the energetic cast and creative team seem to be having this much fun should enchant most anyone open to a summer lark.

Posted on June 14, 2014 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Abby Perkins, Bruno Vida, Courtney Poston, Cristina Flores, High Fidelity, Kaitlyn O'Neill, Larry Buzzeo, Nicole Piro, Noah Levine, Robert Johnston, Sandi M. Stock, Sebastian Lombardo | Leave a comment

next to normal Is Harrowing Triumph For Thinking Adults

Critics are congenitally awash in self-doubt when they adore something. But to heck with it. Slow Burn Theatre Company’s profoundly moving production of the musical next to normal is about as good as it gets in South Florida theater.

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in General | Tagged Anne Chamber, Brian Yorkey, Bruno Vida, Clay Cartland, Jason Edelstein, Manny Schvartzman, Matthew Korinko, next to normal, Patrick Fitzwater, Sean McClelland, Sharyn Peoples, Slow Burn Theatre Company, Tom Kitt | Leave a comment

Slow Burn’s Sweeney Todd Is Competent But Not Thrilling

So much is right about Slow Burn Theatre Company’s scaling of that Everest of musical theater, Sweeney Todd, that there’s no shame to acknowledge that it’s a competent not a transporting production.

Posted on April 14, 2013 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Ann Marie Olson, Bruno Vida, Christian Vandepas, Kaela Antolino, Karen Cahndler, Manny Schvartzman, Matthew Korinko, Patrick Fitzwater, Rick Pena, Sean Dorazio, Shawn Wayne King, Slow Burn Theatre Company, Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd | Leave a comment