“Nobody saved my letters,” laments Nannerl Mozart, the older sister of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, or as she calls him, Woflie or “that little sh*t,” in Sylvia Milo’s one-woman show ‘The Other Mozart.’ ". . .an interesting experience." This wistful statement delivered about halfway through the 80-minute performance could explain why Nannerl’s story is less told … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘The Other Mozart’ at Shea’s 710 Theatre
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Theatre Review: ‘The Father’ at Kavinoky Theatre
There are plenty of plays, films, books (fiction and non-fiction) about Alzheimer’s Disease or other forms of dementia. Playwright Florian Zeller’s “The Father,” which he calls a tragic farce is different. Very different. Where other offerings may be touching or emotional or just very sad, “The Father” – through theatrical devices, characters and dialogue – … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘The Father’ at Kavinoky Theatre
Theatre Review: ‘The Great God Pan’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre
When you think back to your childhood, what do you really remember? Was it all popsicles, playgrounds, and snuggles, or is your subconscious blocking more disturbing moments? And – over time – is not remembering some traumatic really an advantage? ". . .the story is strong, and Hummert’s performance alone is well worth the experience." … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘The Great God Pan’ at Jewish Repertory Theatre
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