Tag Archives: Maribeth Graham

Comedy Plus Serious Side Of Politics In Island City Stage’s Timely Eureka Day

Everything is political—especially now. Nothing, it seems, is beyond political scrutiny as shown in the equally funny, serious and timely Eureka Day at Island City Stage.

Posted on August 24, 2026 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Andy Rogow, Brandon Campbell, Eureka Day, Island City Stage, Jen Chia, Maribeth Graham, Rita Cole, Ted deChatelet | Leave a comment

The Heart Is Just Another Tool To Exploit In Dramaworks’ Les Liaisons Dangereuses

When done well, the astringent Les Liaisons Dangereuses is an increasingly horrifying descent into a morally bankrupt aristocratic society. Palm Beach Dramaworks’ solidly executed and lushly produced edition comes very close to achieving that level, but it falls just a shade short of communicating the venality of curdled souls.

Posted on January 31, 2015 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Brian O'Keefe, Clay Cartland, Harriet Oser, Jerold R. Forsyth, Jim Ballard, Kate Hampton, Katie Fabel, Kelly Gibson, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Lynnette Barkley, Maribeth Graham, Nanique Gheridian, Tangi Colombel | 1 Comment

Actors’ Playhouse Mid-Life 2: The Crisis Continues — Second Verse Same As The First

These fluffy summer fripperies at Actors’ Playhouse must be successful because here’s a sequel Mid-Life 2: the Crisis Continues, the off-spring of 2008’s Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical. Once again, the same folks have achieved precisely what they sought: a fun, light-hearted divertissement, but the varied quality of the material is not worthy of the skill, talent, polish and unflagging commitment of the cast and crew.

Posted on July 22, 2014 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Allan Baker, Barry Tarallo, David Arisco, Lourelene Snedeker, Margot Moreland, Maribeth Graham, Mid-Life 2: The Crisis Continues, Wayne Steadman | Leave a comment

Phone Rings, Door Chimes, In Comes A Welcome Company Concert At PB Dramaworks

You may long for Palm Beach Dramaworks’ staged concert of Company to have one more week of rehearsal just to let it ripen and deepen, but what’s on stage remains an unassailably well-crafted, well-performed, downright entertaining production of Stephen Sondheim’s Continental Divide of American theater.

Posted on August 8, 2013 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Barry Tarallo, Company, Katherine Amadeo, Laura Hodos, Maribeth Graham, Natalia Coego, Nick Duckart, Palm Beach Dramaworks, Paul Reekie, Stephen Sondheim, Wayne LeGette | 2 Comments