Email Author Roberta Morgan

1994 Stories by Roberta Morgan

• Dearly Departed

  published March 9, 1994

  While pure lighthearted entertainment is fine from time to time, I freely admit to preferring art, whether on stage, screen, page, or canvas. If... More >>

• O Solo Mio

  published March 2, 1994

  Even though it's my usual task to comment on the work of playwrights, directors, and performing artists, I must open this review with a barb... More >>

• Moe's the Pity

  published February 23, 1994

  A great evening at the theater is composed of a whole host of elements, some obvious, some more subliminal. The basic minimum is an excellent... More >>

• Blahs in the Night

  published February 9, 1994

  Remember the old scenario about describing a blind date? "Is she (he) cute?" you ask. "Well," comes the halting answer from your friend. "She (he)... More >>

• Revue-ing the Situation

  published January 26, 1994

  Finally, the theatrical famine that plagued South Florida this year at Yuletide 0.is ending, and new shows are actually... More >>

• Wanted: Real Stars

  published January 19, 1994

  My mind is capable of doing a couple of things at once. Therefore, while watching Shirley MacLaine Live! at the Jackie Gleason Theater, my... More >>

• Waiting in the Wings

  published January 12, 1994

  Normally, the second half of South Florida's theatrical season comes up rosier than the first; this is the time of the tourists, when artistic... More >>

• Unsteady As She Goes

  published January 5, 1994

  To sum up South Florida's theatrical menu in 1993, I must use one of the most famous -- if rather cliched -- passages in English literature,... More >>