Email Author Octavio Roca

2005 Stories by Octavio Roca

• Snowbirds of Rock

  published October 13, 2005

  Our Lady Peace heads south for the fall SAT 10/15 Rock is a dying genre. Not rock 'n'... More >>

• Without a Trace

  published September 15, 2005

  If you choose to vanish, we're told early on in Madagascar, you probably won't be found. Nine out of ten people who disappear most... More >>

• Stagebeat

  published July 21, 2005

  Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers' off-Broadway hit Matt & Ben is having its Florida premiere in a Mad Cat Theatre production at the Light... More >>

• Stagebeat

  published July 14, 2005

  The Merchant of Venice: Rafael de Acha's production is not perfect, but it also cannot be dismissed. It boasts gripping and often... More >>

• Stagebeat

  published June 23, 2005

  William Shakespeare needs no excuse. And the Shakespeare Project 2005, an ambitious, summerlong festival now on stage at the New Theatre, holds... More >>

• Seeing Red

  published June 2, 2005

  Jules Feiffer's memory play about Brooklyn in the 1950s resounds as a cautionary tale for the United States in the 21st Century. Now at GableStage... More >>

• Stagebeat

  published April 21, 2005

  Kyle, a likable young man with a slightly geeky aura, sits alone at the edge of the stage and talks disarmingly to the audience. He is an... More >>

• Stagebeat

  published March 24, 2005

  It can't possibly be their fault, so don't blame the stars. In fact, give Lucie Arnaz and Elizabeth Ashley two points for doing everything humanly... More >>

• Overwhelmed by Memory

  published March 10, 2005

  The Diaries, a mess of a play now being presented at the New Theatre in Coral Gables, begins with the suggestion of something better. A... More >>

• Stagebeat

  published March 3, 2005

  Good news. The Promethean Theatre is a young company to watch, and its debut production of Orange Flower Water is as exciting as it is... More >>

• Really Big Show

  published February 3, 2005

  The buzz is golden, the word is out, and this festival's going to be big. The Friday-night opening screening of Andy Garcia's... More >>