“As a little girl growing up in McKeesport, Pa., Renee Richman Weisband dreamed big dreams.

“My dad had taken me to see the “Al Jolson Story,’ and I decided that I wanted to be just like Jolson. I was desperate to perform and make people happy.”

Weisband still has that yearning, as she will be demonstrating as one of the stars of a production of Arthur Miller’s “Broken Glass,” a compelling portrait of what it meant to be Jewish — and American — back in 1938 Brooklyn.

An Isis Productions offering, the play will be performed at the Walnut Street Theatre’s Studio Five through April 4.”

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This show is a wonderful comment on the human condition and the ability to just “talk about it” and that has to do with anything in life that comes our way that really bothers us to the extent of changing our quality of life. Please come and enjoy and feel free to comment!

Renee

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