Tag Archives: West Boca Theatre Company
To Go or Not to Go? to I Hate Hamlet at West Boca Theatre
I Hate Hamlet at the West Boca Theatre Company sounds like a swashbuckling comedy, it’s actually an often clever “play within a play” dramady about learning to step out of your comfort zone and embrace your destiny.
Broadway Bound is Long And Full of Angst At West Boca Theatre
Broadway Bound at the West Boca Theatre Company finds its supporters among those who enjoy thoughtful family dynamics, literary humor, and Neil Simon’s unmistakable voice. Others may think its is to tied to theatrical tropes to fully enjoy.
Late Love In Life at West Boca Theatre’s The Last Romance
West Boca Theatre Company;s The Last Romance is a play that does exactly what it’s supposed to do; remind us that love can find us long after we’re sure that door has closed.
“Art” Gets Hung at the West Boca
We wish we could give a good review to Art noat the West Boca Theatre Company, but the award-winning script doesn’t seem to work despite the cast’s efforts.
West Boca’s My Name Is Asher Lev Is Emotional Rollercoaster
Suffused with the environment of a young Jewish man in America. My Name Is Asher Lev may not be for everyone’s interest, but that doesn’t mean it’s not great theater at the West Boca Theatre Company, an adaptation of the 1972 semi-autobiographical book by Chaim Potok.
“Life is Less Terrible” With My Old Lady at West Boca Theatre
Rarely does a play come along where ieach character has a clearly defined story arc, or narrative path. Such is not the case with My Old Lady at West Boca Theatre Company, because when the figurative curtain comes down, all three individuals whose lives we’ve just been part of are markedly changed forever.
Open a New Window in Handle With Care at West Boca Company
1.7 million packages a day get lost or stolen. If it’s your new hairdryer, it might not be so bad, but if the lost item is your dead relative’s body, that’s a completely different story. Such is the case in Jason Odell Williams’s Handle With Care romcom at the West Boca Theatre Company.
All Too Timely: The Outsider Is Political Farce In West Boca
Just in time for a little after the election light-hearted fun comes the West Boca Theatre Company’s production of The Outsider, a farcical comedy by Paul Slade Smith that tells the story of a man who doesn’t think he wants to be king.
Asher Lev Is Moving Look At The Joy & Cost of Being An Artist
Across the face and embedded in the voice of the hero-narrator we can see a drive he can’t ignore, the profound costs and the unequaled joy of creating art in West Boca Theatre Company’s moving production of My Name Is Asher Lev. This tale of a Jewish boy maturing into a world-class painter incisively depicts the considerable price of heeding, pursuing and staying true to an artistic calling.
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