Tag Archives: Debra Jo Rupp
Driving Miss Daisy Remains Heartfelt Success at Dramaworks
Live theater can reach one’s heart, explore emotions and show us who we are and who we might become, grasping the sentimental without being cloying or sappy. This is especially true in the now classic Driving Miss Daisy, receiving a heartfelt, absorbing runat Palm Beach Dramaworks.
Dr. Ruth Bio-Play Is Charming But Not As Enchanting Or Vibrant As The Real Thing
Awash in sex, war, adversity, sex, divorce, achievement, motherhood, determination, sex, the Holocaust and sex, it’s difficult to understand how the biographical play Becoming Dr. Ruth can be mildly charming, intermittently funny, occasionally poignant but not as terribly compelling or enchanting as its heroine.
Posted in Performances, Reviews
Tagged Becoming Dr. Ruth, Debra Jo Rupp, Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer, Mark St. Germain
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