Tag Archives: Ronald Harwood

The Illusions of Theater Celebrated, Exposed in Dramaworks’ The Dresser

Illusions – those we create for others, those ones we create for ourselves, those we create for survival – are at the heart of Palm Beach Dramaworks’ laudatory yet merciless exposé The Dresser, a portrait swirling around the most illusory element of all: theater.

Posted on December 24, 2024 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Anne Mundell, Brian O'Keefe, Cliff Goulet, Colin McPhillamy, David A. Hyland, Denise Cormier, Dennis Creghan, Elizabeth Dimon, Gary Cadwallader, J. Barry Lewis, Kelly Gibson, Kirk Bookman, Palm Beach Dramaworks, plus returning John Campagnuolo, Ronald Harwood, The Dresser, William Hayes | Leave a comment

Chicken Coop’s Taking Sides Looks At Responsibility Of Artists In Nazi Germany

Ronald Harwood’s script and Chicken Coop Theatre’s production of Taking Sides supposedly even-handed look at art and politics isn’t very subtle for most of the play, but it does have two solid performances and one crippling one.

Posted on January 22, 2016 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alan Gerstel, Chicken Coop Theatre, Jeffrey Bruce, Nicholas Rapuano, Ronald Harwood, Taking Sides | 1 Comment