Tag Archives: Bruce Sabath

‘Would You Sacrifice Your Identity’ Queried In GableStage’s Prayers for the French Republic

Would we abandon our history, our nationality or our faith to maintain another part of our identity if we faced overwhelming social prejudice? GableStage’s Prayer for the French Republic depicts a family like your own struggling to sort out these issues as specific and inescapable as life and death.

Posted on March 23, 2026 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Bari Newport, Bruce Sabath, Casey Sacco, Don Bearden, Elizabeth Price, Holden Peck, Irina Kaplan, Jason Peck, Jeremy Sevelovitz, Joshua Harmon, Michael McKenzie, Patti Gardner, Prayer for the French Republic, Stephen Trovillion | Leave a comment

Wick’s Fiddler Suffused With Joy, Sadness & Memorable Tevye

the Wick has been trying for 10 years to acquire the rights to stage Fiddler. Well, the time has finally arrived. But tickets may be hard to obtain; Fiddler on the Roof is an immensely popular show. A large, talented cast of performers, several of them recognizable faces from other South Florida theater productions, invests the Wick’s mounting with joy and sadness.

Posted on January 26, 2024 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in General | Tagged Alex Martinez, Bruce Sabath, Fiddler on the Roof, Mallory Newbrough, Michael H. Small, Michael Scott Ross, Norb Joerder, Patti Gardner, Rachel Matz Hunter, Robert J. Abdoo, The Wick Theatre | Leave a comment