Tag Archives: Dani Marcus

Indecent Exemplifies What Theater Can Be & Why We Go

Palm Beach Dramaworks’ Indecent is precisely the kind of thrilling evening that glories in what theater can be – a unique art form that cannot be matched by anything on film, anything hanging on a wall, anything reproducible on an mp3 or an mp4.

Posted on October 21, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Anna Lise Jensen, Avi Hoffman, Brian O'Keefe, Cliff Burgess, Dani Marcus, Glen Rovinelli, Indecent, J. Barry Lewis, Jay Russell, Kathleen Wise, Laura Turnbull, Lynnette Barkley, Mark Jacoby, Matthew Korinko, Michael Amico, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Paul Black, Paula Vogel | Leave a comment

Vogel Encourages Dramaworks To Use Indecent Script As Blueprint Not Straitjacket

Paula Vogel welcomes, even celebrates how imaginative directors and committed casts use her work as a starting blueprint for their own explorations. She is pleased that this week the team at Palm Beach Dramaworks will unveil their particular vision of Indecent, just one of 20 productions that have been or are being mounted around the country last season and this season.

Posted on October 18, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Features | Tagged Avi Hoffman, Dani Marcus, Indecent, J. Barry Lewis, Kathleen Wise, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Paula Vogel | Leave a comment