Tag Archives: Pamela Roza

The Pursuit Of Dreams At Stage Door’s Broadway Bound

Broward Stage Door’s Broadway Bound may not land perfectly all the time, but these theater pros deliver a no-excuses-needed effort that works often and effectively and ultimately satisfies.

Posted on July 15, 2016 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Broadway Bound, Broward Stage Door Theatre, Donna Warfield, Kristian Bikic, Michael H. Small, Michael Leeds, Neil Simon, Pamela Roza, Peter Librach | Leave a comment

New Theatre’s Agnes Of God Depicts Intriguing Battle Between Faith And Reason

By Bill Hirschman It’s been a season of struggles between faith and reason, intellect and romanticism, science and religion in South Florida theater: Amadeus at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Magic Flute at Florida Grand Opera, and simultaneous productions bowing …

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Agnes of God, Barbara Sloan, Christina Groom, New Theatre, Pamela Roza, Ricky J. Martinez | Leave a comment