Tag Archives: Lynette Barkley
Becoming Truman Capote At Dramaworks: Rob Donohoe Transforms Himself Inside & Out
Sitting at a table in Palm Beach Dramawork’s rehearsal hall, Rob Donohoe doesn’t look or sound a thing like Truman Capote. He’s taller, his hair is brown and full and his voice is a warm baritone. But he and director Lynette Barkley have been cataloguing the external public celebrity and the internal tortured soul in preparation for the one-man drama Tru opening Dec. 2.
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Tagged Lynette Barkley, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Rob Donohoe, Tru
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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.
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Tagged Angie Radosh, Claire Brownell, Colin McPhillamy, Elizabeth Dimon, Eugene Ionesco, Exit the King, Geoffrey Rush, Jim Ballard, Lynette Barkley, Rob Donohoe, William Hayes
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