Tag Archives: Sara Elizabeth Grant

Freaky Friday Is Fun For Kids, But Resonating For Adults

Put aside your expectations that the musical Freaky Friday is going to be yet another manipulative Disney raid on its popular film titles, designed primarily for those who fondly recall one of three cinematic versions. Instead, Slow Burn Theatre Company has delivered a thoroughly enchanting evening, one of most polished and downright fun productions it has offered in recent years.

Posted on October 25, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Chris Alvarez, Chris Robertson, Christina Groom, Corey Vega, Courtney Poston, Freaky Friday, James Skiba, Kelly Ziegler, Kimmi Johnson, Laura Hodos, Michael McClain, Mike Dinwiddie, Nicole Piro, Paul Tine, Rebeca Diaz, Sahid Pabon, Samantha O'Donnell, Sara Elizabeth Grant, Slow Burn Theatre Company | Leave a comment

Mamet’s Oleanna Remains An Unsettling, Provocative Night

A quarter-century on, the temptation is to r reinterpret Oleanna, David Mamet’s incendiary screed about toxic relations between men and women. But Evening Star Productions’ rendition in 2017’s not-so-brave new red state world underscores Mamet’s original politically incorrect indictment of political correctness spun insanely out of control.

Posted on September 23, 2017 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged David Mamet, Evening Star Productions, Oleanna, Rosalie Grant, Sara Elizabeth Grant, Todd Bruno | Leave a comment