Review: A cast of strong talents makes for some really good ‘Company’
‘Company’ will close its North American tour in Fort Worth this week. (Courtesy photo) Everybody’s talking about Bobbie in the musical comedy Company or maybe they are just nosy.
In the romantic romp of a show, Bobbie is celebrating her 35th birthday — alone. Not only to her own dismay, but also that of her closest and coupled-up friends.
What to do about being a successful, single career gal? Sing about it. The Stephen Sondheim musical played over the weekend at the Winspear for the Broadway at the Center series before it moves on to conclude its North American tour in Fort Worth this week.
With its charming and strong cast, Company was a clever production of talent and craft on display. Freshened up from its 1970 debut, this version switches out Bobby with Bobbie played by the exquisite Britney Coleman.
