Tag Archives: Joe Ferrarelli

GableStage’s It’s Only A Play Skewers And Honors The Craziness Of Theater Folks

GableStage has produced a version Terrrence McNally’s satire about theater, It’s Only A Play, that is funnier and has far more heart than the Broadway edition.

Posted on January 25, 2016 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Antonio Amadeo, Christopher Chisholm, GableStage, It's Only A Play, Joe Ferrarelli, Joseph Adler, Lourelene Snedeker, Michael McKeever, Terrence McNally, Wesley Slade | Leave a comment

Dramaworks’ Quiet, Insightful Our Town Is Worth Investing Your Attention, Imagination

For such a seemingly simple play, Our Town requires the audience to generously invest their attention and imagination. Thornton Wilder’s classic only works when its visitors travel more than halfway there. But for those willing to make that journey, the gossamer delicate play can vibrate the heartstrings and the synapses.

Posted on October 14, 2014 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Dan Leonard, Elizabeth Dimon, Emiley Kiser, J. Barry Lewis, Joe Ferrarelli, John Felix, Margery Lowe, Our Town, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Patti Gardner, Thornton Wilder | Leave a comment