Tag Archives: Molly Anne Ross

Neil Sedaka’s Breaking Up At Stage Door Is Full Of Laughter

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do — which hangs a plot or two around 18 of the songs by 1960s pop icon Neil Sedaka, is the perfect swan song to close this chapter of the Broward Stage Door as it gets ready for its new home.

Posted on July 19, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Bruno Faria, Gail Byer, Leigh Green, Michael H. Small, Molly Anne Ross, Neil Sedaka | Leave a comment

Lee Roy Reams’ Dolly Is At His/Her Best Inhabiting The Widow’s Resurrecting Reveries

The first question that everyone wants answered is: Is it possible to buy Lee Roy Reams as Dolly Levi in The Wick Theatre’s Hello, Dolly! The answer is “sometimes.” The answer also depends on how willing you are to accept the theatrical conceit of Reams being the second man ever to play the part, even with composer Jerry Herman’s blessing.

Posted on November 8, 2015 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alexandra Dow, Ashley Rubin, Chris Brand, Danny Durr, David Vogel, Erin Eloise, Hello Dolly, Idalmy Carcache, James Clow, Jason Edward Cook, Jerry Herman, Joey Lucherini, Kayley Stevens, Lee Roy Reams, Lewis J. Stadlen, Megan Sell, Meredith Bartmon, Michael Stewart, Michael Ursua, Molly Anne Ross, Randy Slovacek, Robert Wilday, Shannon Bates, Susan Powell, The Wick Theatre, Troy Stanley | Leave a comment

A Memorable “The Fantasticks” At Broward Stage Door

The crucial test for whether a production of The Fantasticks truly succeeds, as Broward Stage Door’s does, is the last few minutes. If it’s been a little while since you saw the show live and yearn to try to remember, this will do very nicely.

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alan Gerstel, Alexander Zenoz, Broward Stage Door Theatre, Dan Kelley, Larry Kent Bramble, Michael H. Small, Molly Anne Ross, Pedro Kaawaloa Jr., Pierre Tannous, Sebastian Lombardo | Leave a comment