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Bob Verini

Bob Verini

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Reviewer, New York Stage Review

Los Angeles

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Total articles 224

  • Boop!: Betty Brightens Broadway, But....

    By Bob Verini| New York Stage Review Verified No expense has evidently been spared to enable Boop! to take Max Fleischer’s iconic Jazz Age flapper – complete with plucky mien, va-va-voom figure and squeaky baby voice – out of the black-and-white silent era into a splashily colorful 2025, the aim to create joy unconfined right up to the follow-the-bouncing-ball singalong finale. Marshaled by director-choreographer Jerry Mitchell, talent is everywhere you look, and decent songs are everywhere you listen.

    By Bob Verini · New York Stage Review

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • The Last Five Years: A Romance Told Up and Down

    By Bob Verini| New York Stage Review Verified In a season marked by debates over whether this show or that is well suited to its assigned venue, it’s happy to report that The Last Five Years, Jason Robert Brown’s widely-performed song cycle finally making its Broadway debut after a quarter of a century, fits snugly into the intimate quarters of the Hudson. Director Whitney White and a skillful design team honor the piece’s two-planks-and-a-passion minimalist roots, while offering plenty to delight the eye and ear.

    By Bob Verini · New York Stage Review

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Boop!: Betty Brightens Broadway, But....

    By Bob Verini| New York Stage Review Verified No expense has evidently been spared to enable Boop! to take Max Fleischer’s iconic Jazz Age flapper – complete with plucky mien, va-va-voom figure and squeaky baby voice – out of the black-and-white silent era into a splashily colorful 2025, the aim to create joy unconfined right up to the follow-the-bouncing-ball singalong finale. Marshaled by director-choreographer Jerry Mitchell, talent is everywhere you look, and decent songs are everywhere you listen.

    By Bob Verini · New York Stage Review

    Apr. 07, 2025

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New York Stage Review

Los Angeles, United States