Tag Archives: Clinton Archambault

Westfall’s Intriguing Premiere ‘Two Weekends and a Day’ Has Promise But Needs More Work

Susan J. Westfall’s Two Weekends and a Day at New Theatre is a classic example of a world premiere that has admirable virtues worth exploring further, but a serious need for more re-tooling.

Posted on November 23, 2015 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Barbara Sloan, Clinton Archambault, Evelyn Perez, Kay Ostrenko, New Theatre, Ricky J. Martinez, Susan Westfall, Susie Taylor | Leave a comment

New Theatre’s Twelve Angry Men Plays With Conviction

This 61-year-old Twelve Angry Men gets an effective production in New Theatre’s edition of what it rightfully deems an American classic. A dozen actors give some of the better performances of their careers in Reginald Rose’s well-crafted incisive dissection of human behavior as much as the process of judicial sausage making.

Posted on February 8, 2015 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Clinton Archambault, Dave Corey, Gabriel Bonilla, Gene Bunge, Glenn Hutchinson, Jerry Jensen, John Dennison, Reginald Rose, Ricky J. Martinez, Steven A. Chambers, Twelve Angry Men | Leave a comment