Tag Archives: Sahid Arnaud Pabon

Intriguing Script Needs A Lot More Work In Island City’s The Radicalization Of Rolfe

The world premiere The Radicalization of Rolfe at Island City Stage implies a truly intriguing nesting of premises: starting with how Rolfe, the sweet messenger boy romancing Liesl in The Sound of Music ends up with a swastika on his arm helping the Nazis hunt down the Von Trapps? But this gay-themed drama needs a lot more work on the script.

Posted on April 7, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Andy Rogow, Carol Caselle, Island City Stage, Jordon Armstrong, Larry Buzzeo, Sahid Arnaud Pabon, The Radica-lization of Rolfe | Leave a comment

Slow Burn’s Titanic Musical Compassionately Depicts Triumph Turned to Tragedy

The enduring genius of Titanic the Musical beautifully limned by Slow Burn Theatre Company is that while it arely nods at what’s to come, it relies on the audience viewing the initial paeans to progress and dreams with the knowledge that this optimistic vision will be swept away by fate, Nature or the very God being prayed to.

Posted on January 25, 2017 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Alexa Baray, Ann Marie Olson, Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Cameron Jordan, Casey Sacco, David Hyman, David Matthew Klein, Emmanuel Schvartzman, James A. Skiba, Jordan Wolfe, Justen Fox-Hall, Kate McGowan, Landon Summers, Mallory Newbrough, Matthew Korinko, Maury Yeston, Patrick Fitzwater, Peter Stone, Sahid Arnaud Pabon, Sean McClelland, Slow Burn Theatre Company, Steven Fuentes, Thomas M. Shorrock, Titanic, Troy J. Stanley | 1 Comment