Author Archives: Bonnie Priever Curtain Up!

Daytona, written by Oliver Cotton; produced by John Perrin Flynn, and directed by Elina de Santos, is a story of three Holocaust survivors, exquisitely played by Richard Fancy, Sharron Shayne, and George Wyner, whose lives intertwine amidst many twists and … Continue reading →

With Siri and Alexa becoming our new (albeit inanimate) best friends, “Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally”, now in its run at the Odyssey Theatre is both timely and innovative . This millenial and baby boomer oriented show, written by … Continue reading →

“Tales of Modern Motherhood” This Sh*t Just Got Real, written and performed by Pam Levin, played to a sold out crowd and standing ovation at the Whitefire Theatre, Wednesday Sept. 13th.  This one woman show is witty, entertaining, poignant, real, … Continue reading →

  Neil Simon is one of the greatest comedic-dramatic playwrights of all time, and his Pulitzer Prize winning play, Lost in Yonkers, graces the stage at the Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre in Noho arts district. Although this … Continue reading →

“Hairspray , the Musical,” comes to the stage at Theatre 68, presented by ACT-1; produced by Sierra Fisk and directed by Chera Marks. It is a paeon to the film cult classic, written and directed by John Waters. It dares … Continue reading →

“My Janis,” recently playing to sold out crowds at the Hollywood Fringe Fest 2017, is the passionate one woman show of the iconic singer, who flamed out like a candle in the wind much like her counterparts in an entourage of … Continue reading →

It was an evening fit for a king (or queen), set in the majestic backlot of Paramount Studios, all in the name of cancer research by the noble organization, the Concern Foundation.  Pulled brisket sliders and fried onion topping was … Continue reading →