By: Sandi Durell Don’t compare what you may have seen on television in 1957 (Lesley Ann Warren) and again in 1997 (Brandy and Whitney Houston) to what you will see in this updated Broadway production, with a new book by Douglas...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell Not only is the romance unusual, but so is the opening when Tony Award nominee Danny Burstein bursts onto the stage from the audience to give a rambling monologue as Matt Friedman, a 42 year old Jewish...
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by: Sandi Durell David Ives’ six one-act comedies isn’t only ha, ha, ha. There’s a message behind...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell “If you hit the wall when you are trying to achieve something, you reach a situation where you cannot make any more progress;” so says the dictionary. It took many years to achieve gay rights, progress slow and...
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Ann Richards is brought to life by Holland Taylor by: Sandi Durell The bigger-than-life...
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