By Gil Benbrook. Originally published on Talkinbroadway.com. Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors is a fun and frantic theatrical romp that humorously sinks its teeth into the classic Bram Stoker novel, “Dracula.” Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen’s fast-paced comedy embraces its own absurdity as soon as it starts, and never lets up. The show had a successful […]
By Laura Latzko. Originally published by Tucson Weekly. Vampires, especially Dracula, have been presented in different ways, from frightening, to comical, to sensual. With their show Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, Gordon Greenberg and Steven Rosen bring a comedic, gender-bending reimagination of the classic gothic tale. Arizona Theatre Company (ATC) will present the show in […]
By Zach Wetzel. Originally published on BroadwayWorld.com. Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at Arizona Theatre Company is bloody brilliant! The play, written by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen and directed by Gordon Greenberg, is a laugh-out-loud spectacle! Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors was a smash-hit off-Broadway. Here in Tucson, it feels like we have stepped […]
By Cathalena Burch. Originally published by the Arizona Daily Star. If Bram Stoker could see what Gordon Greenberg has done to his blood-sucking Prince of Darkness. He’s turned him into a sex symbol — a buffed and wickedly handsome heartthrob who makes grown women swoon and publicly emit groans of ecstasy that are best left to […]
Arizona Theatre Company is proud to partner with the American Red Cross for a special BloodLink drive during the run of Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors. From now through May 16, ATC invites patrons, supporters, and community members to help meet the urgent need for blood donations while celebrating one of the most thrilling and […]
Dracula is 500 years young and in the market for a new bachelor pad. His Goal: A place surrounded by plenty of natural shade to keep his skin silky smooth and a place that’s far away from other residences so he can host his totally rad ragers in peace. Most of all, he wants an […]
By Chloe Rabinowitz. Originally published on BroadwayWorld.com. Arizona Theatre Company will close its 58th season with a hip and hilarious, modern spin on the classic Bram Stoker tale with Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, written by Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen. This fast-paced Dracula contains more than a dozen characters, including favorites such as Van […]
By Jennifer Goldberg. Originally published by the Phoenix New Times. It’s not every day you get to speak with an entertainment legend. Marsha Mason has appeared in films, television and the theater since the 1960s, racking up credits and accolades along the way. She met her ex-husband, Neil Simon, when the celebrated playwright cast her […]
By Chris Curcio. Originally published in Curtain Up Phoenix. The Roommate pairs two diverse but fascinating women who think their lives are set but realizes they are capable of adapting and adjusting their perceptions and expectations. The two roles require superb actors to make their ingrained lifestyles distinct but who evolve as they understand and […]
By Herb Paine. Originally published on BroadwayWorld.com. At first glance, The Roommate presents a modest setup: Sharon, a recently divorced Iowa homemaker, adrift in her empty nest, her horizons reduced to the monthly rhythms of a book club, agrees to share her house with Robyn, a guarded, unconventional New Yorker carrying her own secrets and looking for […]