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Jonas Schwartz-Owen

Jonas Schwartz is President of the prestigious Los Angeles Critics Circle. He has been the Los Angeles Columnist for the New York based Theatermania.com for 20 years, reviewing, among others, the sold out tours of Book of Mormon and Hamilton. He is thrilled to work with Broadway World. Jonas has been a film critic for over 20 years at Comcast Cable and Maryland Nightlife. He is currently a columnist for one of his favorite writers, John Kenneth Muir, on http://reflectionsonfilmandtelevision.blogspot.com/. He has been certified by the MPAA and is a founding board member of the International Press Academy. He chairs several voting boards, particularly the Satellite Awards DVD and Television nominating committees. His reviews have been carried by an array of publications including Comcast Cable, Lord of the Rings Fan Site (which surprisingly spotlighted a negative review of the first Lord of the Rings) and The Drudge Report. Jonas is also working on a novel, 10VE: A Binary Love Story, about a girl who falls in love with a man over the Internet. Catastrophe results when she ignores the dangerous implications of taking the written word as purer than the intentions of its manipulative author. Rather than a crime thriller, the book focuses on how a woman can take tragic situations and grow beyond them. Jonas graduated from University of Southern California with a major in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Film Criticism.






BWW Review: DEATH OF A SALESMAN at Ruskin Group Theatre
BWW Review: DEATH OF A SALESMAN at Ruskin Group Theatre
June 26, 2019

DEATH OF A SALESMAN, the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Arthur Miller, is the American Hamlet for actors of a certain age. Its protagonist is a complex, frighteningly bare role, that provides an acting challenge relished by the greats. Rob Morrow, best known for Robert Redford's QUIZ SHOW and the quirky TV dramedy NORTHERN EXPOSURE, pulls off the tricky role by adding an impish quality to the crumbling man, bringing a fresh light to the production at Ruskin Group Theatre.



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