Tag Archives: Mary Gundlach

Slow Burn’s Delightful Spoof Xanadu Skates On Campy Humor

A goofball sensibility drenches Slow Burn Theatre Company’s first summer froth-fest, the loopy lampoon of the flop movie musical Xanadu. To be truthful, the company was far funnier, crisper and engaging in Urinetown, but it would take a congenital curmudgeon not to acknowledge that the troupe’s enthusiasm is incurably infectious and winning.

Posted on June 23, 2012 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Conor Walton, Douglas Carter Beane, Larry Buzzeo, Lindsey Forgey, Manny Schvartzman, Mary Gundlach, Patrick Fitzwater, Renata Eastlick, Rick Pena, Xanadu | Leave a comment

Rush Into The Woods To See Slow Burn Theatre Company

Slow Burn Theatre Company’s current production of Into The Woods is a solidly delightful and enthralling evening that should not be missed by lovers of musical theater in the region – and that includes people in Miami-Dade loathe to travel to the wilds of western Boca Raton.

Posted on April 14, 2012 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Anne Chamberlain, Into The Woods, Mary Gundlach, Matthew Korinko, Noah Levine, Patrick Fitzwater, Stephen Sondheim | 1 Comment