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MSP’s Marjorie Prime: A Second Chance To Say What Was Left Unsaid To Your Parents

Jordan Harrison’s Marjorie Prime at Main Street Players posits 21st Century technology giving people a chance to say what was left unsaid, to finish unfinished business. The insightful script for the Pulitzer finalist will resonate deafeningly with Baby Boomers caring for parents edging into senility or who have already lost their parents.

Posted on April 15, 2017 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Carol Sussman, Chris D’Angelo, Fara Sax, Harry Marsh, John Olivera, Jordan Harrison, Main Street Players, Marjorie Prime | Leave a comment

Humana Festival’s New Plays Glimpse What May/Should Come To South Florida Theaters Soon

If you’re seeking safe, predictable mainstream theater, avoid the annual Humana Festival of New Plays at the Actors Theatre of Louisville. If you seeking “thought-provoking, edgy new work,” this is the mecca for South Floridians who want to glimpse what theater is evolving into during the coming decades.

Posted on April 13, 2014 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Features, Performances, Reviews | Tagged Actors Theatre of Louisville, Anne Bogart, brownsville song (b-side for tray), Christopher Demos-Brown, Eric Berryman, Fear Up Harsh, I and You, Jordan Harrison, Kimber Lee, Lauren Gunderson, Les Waters, Lucas Hnath, Meredith McDonough, Steel Hammer, The Christians, The Grown-Up, The Partners | Leave a comment