Posts Tagged ‘Maureen Lane’
‘The New Electric Ballroom’ runs through August 15 Enda Walsh’s The New Electric Ballroom, currently at Gloucester Stage is not a conventional play and therefore may not be everyone’s cup of tea. But if you’re up for a bit of a challenge, the rewards of this dark comedy are many. The setting is a tiny […]
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Tags: Adrianne Krstansky, Arshan Gailus, Catholic, Derry Woodhouse, Enda Walsh, Erika Bailey, Gloucester Stage Company, Ireland, Irish, Jenna McFarland-Lord, Mark Sardella, Marya Lowry, Maureen Lane, Miranda Giurleo, Nancy E. Carroll, New Electric Ballroom, play, Robert Walsh., Russ Swift, theater
A Fine Kettle of Fish
24Jul13
Israel Horovitz’s ‘North Shore Fish’ at Gloucester Stage Company When Israel Horovitz wrote “North Shore Fish” in 1986, the Gloucester fish packing industry was already in trouble. Plants were closing, and with the local fishing industry sputtering, those that remained in business were reduced to repackaging frozen filets from overseas rather than fresh local fish. […]
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Tags: Aimee Doherty, Brianne Beatrice, drama, Erin Brehm, Esme Allen, Gail Astrid Buckley, Gloucester MA, Gloucester Stage Company, Israel Horovitz, Jenna McFarland-Lord, Lowell Byers, Marianna Armitstead, Massachusetts, Maureen Lane, Nancy E. Carroll, North Shore Fish, Robert Walsh., Russ Swift, theater, theatre, Therese Plaehn, Thomas Phillip O’Neill
