Tag Archives: Michael McKenzie
Theatre Lab’s ‘Silent’ Articulates Questions About Integrity
Although We Will Not Be Silent is suffused with a long dorm night’s worth of philosophical and moral gymnastics, playwright David Meyers and Theatre Lab inject the audience so deeply into such an almost tactile dilemma on stage that we must at least ask ourselves crucial questions about courage, conviction and integrity.
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Tagged David Meyers, Isabella Werber, Louis Tyrrell, Michael McKenzie, Theatre Lab, We Will Not Be Silent
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A Bloody Good Sweeney Todd Erupts At PB Dramaworks
Homicidal rage against a corrupt world spews into the audience in Palm Beach Dramaworks’ Sweeney Todd. But its singular spin is that the serial throat-slitting barber does not start as a vengeance-obsessed fiend. It it adds a dimension of, not forgiveness, but compassion to this cross between gleeful Grand Guignol and merciless condemnation of socio-economic inequity.
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Tagged Alex Mansoori, Brad Pawlak, Brian O'Keefe, Christopher Holloway, Clive Cholerton, Donald Edmund Thomas, Evan Jones, Hannah Richter, Hugh Wheeler, Jennifer Molly Bell, Jim Ballard, Manny Schvartzman, Michael Amuico, Michael McKenzie, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Paul Louis Lessard, Ruthie Stephens, Shane Tanner, Shelley Keelor, Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd, Terry Hardcastle, Victoria Lauzun
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