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  • Review “In the Time of the Butterflies” (Teatro Vista): Delicate, Viscous Interlaced Threads of Fact and Fiction

    Friday, April 29, 2016 Teatro Vista Permalink 0

    Teatro Vista presents the Chicago premiere of IN THE TIME OF THE BUTTERFLIES. The Mirabel sisters of the Dominican Republic have become international symbols of courage.  During the dictatorial regime of General Rafael Leonidas Trujillo, the sisters joined the resistance to fight against oppression.  They were brutally punished for their convictions. And on November 25, 1960, three ...

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  • Review “My Mañana Comes” (Teatro Vista): Serves up a Bro-Fest that turns ugly, real ugly

    Friday, October 16, 2015 Teatro Vista, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Teatro Vista presents My Mañana Comes. As someone who has served, I was riveted by this authentic portrayal of life and lives in a restaurant. Playwright Elizabeth Irwin neatly peppers the dialogue with jargon; ‘eyes on 16,’ ‘taking the cut,’ and ‘shift pay‘. Irwin uses random dinner shifts over a three month period to introduce us ...

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  • Review “Between you, me and the lampshade” (Teatro Vista): A work in progress

    Friday, April 17, 2015 Teatro Vista, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Teatro Vista presents the World Premiere of BETWEEN YOU, ME AND THE LAMPSHADE.  The title of this world premiere is misleading.  “Between you, me and the lampshade” suggests light-hearted, madcap, hi-jinx.  It’s not.  From the start, the rifle-toting Sandra Marquez (Jesse) sets the tone for drama.  The fierce Marquez threatens trembling Ayssette Munoz (Amparo).  Munoz pleads for ...

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  • Review “Tamer of Horses” (Teatro Vista): Implausible

    Monday, November 24, 2014 Teatro Vista, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Teatro Vista presents TAMER OF HORSES.  Unfortunately, I did not like this show.  Although the acting was fine, and Joshua Torrez (Hector) especially was a stand out as a sullen, street kid, it was the story I found implausible.    Playwright William Mastrosimone penned a tale of a troubled youth being saved by a classics literature teacher.  ...

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  • Review “A View From The Bridge” (Teatro Vista): Nostalgic and Timeless

    Saturday, May 10, 2014 Teatro Vista, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Teatro Vista presents A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE. Playwright Arthur Miller sets his obsessive love triangle on the 1950’s waterfront.  Near the Brooklyn Bridge, the Red Hook neighborhood is home to longshoremen.  Eddie Carbone (played with distinction by Ramon Camin) works hard on the docks.  He likes to come home to a cold beer and the two ...

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