Tag Archives: Sefanja Richard Galon

Summer Shorts Return With a Miami/ BIPOC / LatinX Flavor

City Theatre’s Summer Shorts vibrates with the unique distinctive essence that exceeds traditional adjectives and can best be captured in the word “Miami.” Indeed, the production is subtitled “Homegrown Edition,” but the venerable company has committed for the first time to brand new works exclusively written by, directed by and acted by BIPOC/LatinX artists who reflect the region’s multi-culturalism.

Posted on June 12, 2023 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alex Alvarez, Ariel Cipolla, Brette-Raia Curah, Chabely Ponce, Chris Anthony Ferrer, City Theatre, Evelyn Perez, Ivan R. Lopez, Joel Castillo, Joshua Jean-Baptiste, Lauren Cristina López, Lolita Stewart-White, Luis Roberto Herrera, Maha McCain, Melissa Almaguer, Phanéisa Pharel, Raul Ramírez, Roderick Randle, Saina Joseph, Samuel Krough, Sefanja Richard Galon, Summer Shorts, Toddra Brunson, Vanessa Garcia | 1 Comment

Main Street Players Depicts Human Cost Of Economic Flux

Main Street Players’ unsparing edition of Lynn Nottage’s stunning Sweat insightfully tracks the spiraling toilet spin of blue collar workers as economic changes devastate their incomes and the substance of their lives.

Posted on April 25, 2023 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Chasity Hart, Frank Montoto, Garrett Colon, Jocelyn Lombardo, Kyran Wright, Laura Argo, Lynn Nottage, Main Street Players, Phillip Andrew Santiago, Sefanja Richard Galon, Sterling Tribue, Sweat, Warren Welds | Leave a comment