“Di Spirito’s Beautiful and Damned is an impressionistic version of the story that does follow closely the arc of the doomed relationship of Anthony Patch and Gloria Gilbert, the dialogue and lyrics stressing the corrupting effect of the desire for money on youthful aspirations towards happiness. The small orchestra…gives the production the proper early Jazz-era flair, and the singers are all capable, particularly Mike Jubak, Jr., who plays Anthony and does possess a passing resemblance to the young F. Scott.”
PROF. WALTER RAUBICHECK
The F. Scott Fitzgerald Society
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