Tag Archives: Alfred Uhry

Slow Burn Holds Courageous, Dark And Difficult Parade

Even if Slow Burn’s moving production of the dark and dangerous musical Parade wasn’t the success that it indeed is, the troupe would deserve honor for the fearlessness in choosing a pre-ordained tragedy about anti-Semitism that mixes soaring melodies with discomforting dissonance. But this company has again delivered an enviable piece of theater that challenges the audience as well as its artists.

Posted on January 25, 2014 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alfred Uhry, Ann Marie Olson, Christian Vandepas, Jason Robert Brown, Jerel Brown, Manny Schvartzman, Matthew Korinko, Parade, Patrick Fitzwater, Slow Burn Theatre Company, Tom Anello | Leave a comment

The Last Night Of Ballyhoo Examines Prejudice Among Those Discriminated Against

A solid cast molded by director Hugh M. Murphy adds Alfred Uhry’s The Last Night of Ballyhoo to the quietly growing list of solid productions that Broward Stage Door has been accumulating in recent years.

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alfred Uhry, Hugh M. Murphy, Mary Sansone, Miki Edelman, Stephen Kaiser, The Last Night of Ballyhoo | Leave a comment