Tag: theatre

Interview

Edward Juvier: Veteran of the Broadway stage

by Frank Gaimari Edward Juvier, a Texas-born Cuban American, has spent nearly two decades captivating audiences nationwide with his versatility, charisma, and dedication to the craft of acting. From his early days in Les MisĂ©rables to his current role as Osgood in the national tour of Some Like It Hot, Juvier’s journey is a testament to his passion for storytelling and his ability to connect … Continue reading Edward Juvier: Veteran of the Broadway stage

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Review

A joyful, dazzling escape: “Some Like It Hot” sizzles at the Paramount

by Frank Gaimari Get ready for an absolute blast of theatrical joy. The Tony Award–winning musical Some Like It Hot has rolled into Seattle’s iconic Paramount Theatre, delivering a spectacular dose of humor, heart, and show-stopping entertainment. This production is a vibrant, feel-good experience from start to finish, proving that classic stories can be reimagined with fresh energy and modern relevance. The plot follows two … Continue reading A joyful, dazzling escape: “Some Like It Hot” sizzles at the Paramount

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BROADWAY, Playwright, Queer, THEATER

The playwright, the legend, the man: Harvey Fierstein

by Frank Gaimari I WAS BETTER LAST NIGHT: A MEMOIR HARVEY FIERSTEIN © 2022 Knopf, 400 pages At the start of my writing journey, brimming with dreams and youthful naivety, I sent my screenplay to Harvey Fierstein. I didn’t expect a response — he was Harvey Fierstein, after all, a Broadway legend, a Tony-winning playwright, a voice that could shake the heavens. But to my … Continue reading The playwright, the legend, the man: Harvey Fierstein

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Historical Landmarks

The Paramount Theatre: A century of applause

by Frank Gaiamri As a lifelong lover of the stage—whether it’s Broadway, concerts, or comedy—retirement has given me the chance to immerse myself in the magic of live performance in a way I never imagined. My name is Frank Gaimari, and as a published author and self-proclaimed theater enthusiast, I’ve always found solace and inspiration in the arts. So, when the opportunity arose to work … Continue reading The Paramount Theatre: A century of applause

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musical, Period Drama

Cabaret

Frank’s Film Review: Cabaret⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5 Set in 1931 Berlin, during the rise of the Nazi Party. Cabaret is a striking blend of musical drama and political commentary. Directed by Bob Fosse, the film explores themes of love, politics, and escapism through the vibrant yet dark world of the Kit Kat Klub. At the heart of Cabaret is Sally Bowles, an eccentric and energetic American cabaret … Continue reading Cabaret

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