Tag Archives: Geoffrey Rush

Mortality Is Funny As Well As Terrifying In Superb Absurdist Exit The King At Dramaworks

The word “hilarious” rarely applies to a bleak unblinking play about mortality, but Palm Beach Dramawork’s superb production of Eugene Ionesco’s Exit The King earns it, along with “profoundly thought-provoking” and other accolades. Simply, it ranks among the best work that the company has mounted in its 13 seasons.

Posted on March 30, 2013 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances | Tagged Angie Radosh, Claire Brownell, Colin McPhillamy, Elizabeth Dimon, Eugene Ionesco, Exit the King, Geoffrey Rush, Jim Ballard, Lynette Barkley, Rob Donohoe, William Hayes | 1 Comment

Mosaic’s Madman Blessed With Ken Clement’s Tour De Force

The deteriorating orbit into insanity is tracked with impressive skill and infinite variety in Ken Clement’s bravura tour de force as the government drone Poprishchin under Richard Jay Simon’s direction in Mosaic Theatre’s 12th season opener, The Diary of a Madman.

Posted on September 22, 2012 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Betsy Graver, Geoffrey Rush, Ken Clement, Mosaic Theatre, Nikolai Gogol, Richard Jay Simon, The Diary of a Madman | Leave a comment