Tag Archives: James Berkley
Tale As Old As Time — With Puppets: Beauty And The Beast
It’s unfair to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast — which is as thoroughly charming on its own merits as you could ask — but understandable that the focus is diverted to its use of puppets to portray the enchanted household objects. So, yes, the vision that Producing Artistic Director Andrew Kato and director John Tartaglia came up with does indeed work, .
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Tagged Alix Paige, Alyssa Flowers, Beauty and the Beast, Brendan Malafronte, Cat Pagano, Daniel Schwab, Danielle Bowen, Eric Wright, Helen Gregory, James Berkley, John Tartaglia, Julia Joy, Kate Ryan, Katherine Trott, Kevin Hack, Laura Turnbull, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Paul Louis, Puppet Kitchen, Ray DeMattis, Ricky Cona, Shannon Lewis, Wesley Slade
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Dramaworks’ 1776 Provides Lessons All Too Relevant Today
in these terrible times of violence, deprivation and polarization, the resonances in Palm Beach Dramaworks’ imaginatively reinvented production of 1776 are deafening. Amid the laugh lines, the dancing and the drama, there is a challenge to us across two and half centuries to deal with our current trials with the same virtues that our forefathers did.
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