The Last Night of Ballyhoo.SOUTH COAST REPERTORY P5 A colorful 18-page Gone With the Windmovie program was given to every guest as they entered the lobby of Loew’s Grand. The program featured watercolor drawings of the four main players in the film by Dan Sayre Groesbeck, plus scenes. The Last Night of Ballyhoo fall 2012 POSH. Act I scene 1 up to Adolf's entrance.
The Last Night of Ballyhoo is a play written by Alfred Uhry, the Pulitzer winning author of Driving Miss Daisy. Ballyhoo is a powerful insight into what it meant to be Jewish in the American south on the eve of World War II. Only 99 pages in length yet packing a punch, I rate this play 4.5 stars.The play begins as Lala Levy is decorating an Xmas tree. Even though the extended Levy- Freitag family ranks as one of the oldest Jewish families in Atlanta, they have faced their share of anti-Semitism The Last Night of Ballyhoo is a play written by Alfred Uhry, the Pulitzer winning author of Driving Miss Daisy. Ballyhoo is a powerful insight into what it meant to be Jewish in the American south on the eve of World War II. Only 99 pages in length yet packing a punch, I rate this play 4.5 stars.The play begins as Lala Levy is decorating an Xmas tree.
Even though the extended Levy- Freitag family ranks as one of the oldest Jewish families in Atlanta, they have faced their share of anti-Semitism through the years and have caved to peer pressure to act American. The family has never heard of Chanukah and on a Friday night there is no mention of the Sabbath. Lala, an unmarried girl in her twenties, is more interested in becoming the next Margaret Mitchell than she is in marrying a nice Jewish boy and settling down.Both Lala's mother Boo and aunt Reba would like for her to find a Jewish boy at Ballyhoo, the equivalent of a southern debutante ball. Lala has quit at everything she has ever done and at age 25 is already destined for spinsterhood.
Meanwhile, Sunny Freitag, Lala's cousin and rival, has returned home from college for the holiday season, and while she isn't interested in xmas, also is no longer interested in marrying a nice Jewish boy. Avid elixir r brake lever adjustment. Having blond hair and blue eyes, she could pass for not Jewish in circles where no one knows her. Presently, she is more concerned with finishing college than carrying on her family's traditions.Enter their uncle Adolph Freitag. He has hired a young assistant at his bedding company named Joe Farkas. A Brooklyn Jew who is proud of his heritage, Freitag drops hints to Sunny that Farkas is a mentsch. Their interactions form the backbone of the play, along with exchanges between Lala and her mother and aunt.
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The older two women play Jewish geography in an attempt to find Lala a date to Ballyhoo and find Sylvan 'Peachy' Weil of an old southern family. Peachy's dialogue with Lala had me laughing and provided a stark contrast with the emerging relationship between Sunny and Joe Farkas. The four twenty somethings in the play could be viewed as archetypes for the American Jewish experience during the 1930s and early 1940s as each viewed being Jewish through an entirely different lens.I finished The Last Night of Ballyhoo in under an hour, appropriately on a Friday night. I found it to be an interesting glimpse into a southern Jewish family and how they had assimilated into American culture, yet still clung to the tenet that their children should only marry Jewish. Alfred Uhry has created memorable characters that I will think about for a long time, especially as I am drawn to other books about the southern Jewish experience. One can glimpse that Uhry is a gifted playwright here, and I look forward to reading more of his works.