Tag Archives: Patrick A. Wilkinson

The Music Does Make Some Enchanted Evening At The Wick’s South Pacific

In the end, the success of the Wick Theater’s South Pacific is something so obvious and simple: It’s the music, the glorious Rodgers and Hammerstein score and lyrics delivered by a talented and skilled corps of actors who plunge us into unadulterated but adult romance.

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alexander Zenoz, Daniel Font-Wilets., Elizabeth Morgan, Elizabeth Sackett, Eric O'Keefe, Jacob Titterington, Jen Chia, Joshua Conner, Kelly Ziegler, Marc Koeck, Meredith Bartmon, Michael Friedman, Michael Iannucci, Michael Ursua, Nat Chandler, Norb Joerder, Patrick A. Wilkinson, Rich Hvizdak, Samantha Leibowitz, South Pacific, The Wick Theatre | 2 Comments

God Of Isaac Explores Search For Identity With Humor & Heart

Jews honor a direct bond with their forebears stretching across 6,000 years. That cornerstone of Passover also underlies James Sherman’s The God of Isaac, enjoying an enthusiastic and effective revival at Broward Stage Door. But the search for roots makes the show relatable to anyone living in this nation of immigrants.

Posted on March 21, 2014 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Broward Stage Door Theatre, Christian Vandepas, Dan Kelley, James Sherman, Patrick A. Wilkinson, Phyllis Spear, The God of Isaac, Tom Bengston | Leave a comment