Tag Archives: Aidan Paul

Island City: Writing Is Easy; You Just Open a Vein and Bleed

Gracefully directed by Bruce Linser with an expert cast of three, Everything Beautiful Happens at Night explores the creative process, the secrets we keep that bind us/handcuff us/prevent us from truly embracing life, the choices we make and friendship in a production at Island City Stage.

Posted on April 7, 2026 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Aidan Paul, Bruce Linser, Christopher Dreeson, Everything Beautiful Happens at Night, Island City Stage, Laura Turnbull, Ted Malawer | Leave a comment

Anger, Wit, Growth, Loss Overwhelm In Zoetic’s Masterful The Inheritance Part 1

Suffused throughout the epic length, depth and breadth of the masterpiece The Inheritance Part 1 gifted here by Zoetic Stage is a profound sense of searching, With fierce anger, incisive wit, inestimable growth and eroding loss, the company elevates, expands and injects lifeforce into the award-winning text.

Posted on January 13, 2026 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Aidan Paul, Alberto Blanco, Alex Weisman, Angel Dominguez, Anthony Michael Martinez, Becky Montero, Caio Ferreira, Imran Hylton, Larry Toyter., Michael McClain, Michael McKeever, Randall Swinton, Sam Lantz, Stuart Meltzer, The Inheritance Part 1, Tom Wahl, Zoetic Stage | Leave a comment