Tag Archives: Roxanne Furlong

Harper Lee’s Classic “Mockingbird” Dead On (But the theater’s accessible improvements are another matter)

Posted on April 13, 2011 by R. Furlong

Onstage at Park Square Theatre in St. Paul is Harper Lee’s play, “To Kill A Mockingbird.” The 50-year-old lesson about discrimination, equality and truth hasn’t changed. The story and themes are still fresh. The play was wonderful, but I have … Continue reading →

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Woebegone after Garrison Keillor performance

Posted on March 3, 2011 by R. Furlong

In January, I attended Garrison Keillor’s A Winter Concert, at Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. The three-night engagement featured 69-year-old Keillor singing familiar songs — some of his own and some famous melodies to which he penned new lyrics. Accompanied … Continue reading →

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