Justin J. Sacramone is a theater artist based in Boston, Massachusetts. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Salem State University and has studied at the Tennessee Williams Institute. He has collaborated with the Creative Entertainment Studios of Walt Disney Imagineering, Orlando International Fringe Festival, Umbrella Arts, and Lyric Stage Company of Boston. He is a published arts writer with bylines on Broadway World and The Arts Fuse.
BWW Interviews: Back to the Exam Books for Mad Cows's THE HISTORY BOYS
August 24, 2014
August 24, 2014
As schools are opening their doors and welcoming students back, class at the Mad Cow Theatre Company is also back in session with a production of Alan Bennett's 2005 Tony Winning Play, THE HISTORY BOYS. My review on the production, running through September 7th, will be up early next week. In the meantime, I was able to interview some of the cast members. Instead of your basic interview with straightforward questions, I kept with the spirit of Bennett's scholastic play by passing out the blue books with three open-ended questions about some of the themes from the play. Although these answers will not be graded, I am sure if Irwin took a glance at them he would not be regarding them as "abysmally dull".
BWW Reviews: Tap Your Troubles Away with Ginger at Winter Park Playhouse
August 18, 2014
August 18, 2014
'Backwards in High Heels,' now playing through August 23rd at The Winter Park Playhouse, is as entertaining as it is educational. The story is an account of the transformation of a young girl, Virginia Katherine McMath, into one of the country's best-known dancing idols; you may know her by her pseudonym Ginger Rogers, the bright-eyed teenager with dreams of dancing her way through Broadway, Hollywood, and beyond.
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