Author · Playwright · Theatre Critic · Founder · Heart in the Game Foundation
The work of a Renaissance man—stories shaped by history, memory, music, and experience.
Books
Memoir
Driven by Ego. Derailed by Irony. Redeemed by Endurance.
A humorous journey through an extraordinary American life—from the upheavals of the 1960s and a six-month odyssey through Europe to entrepreneurial triumphs, spectacular reversals, theater, politics, and reinvention.
Available through your local bookstore and Amazon.
Historical Novel · Second Edition
Delaware Press Association Award Winner
The compelling story of Tsarevich Alexei Romanov, his battle with hemophilia, and the mysterious Siberian mystic whose influence over the Imperial Family helped change the course of Russian history.
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Original works by Greer Firestone
Original books and dramatic storytelling meet the great songs of the American Songbook, performed by the legendary personalities who defined their eras.
Musical Theatre
20 American Songbook classics celebrating Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Liza Minnelli.
A theatrical journey through Garland's remarkable life and career, told through story, humor and the music that made her an American icon.
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Musical Theatre
22 Gershwin classics spanning Broadway, opera and the concert hall.
A 1936 radio broadcast comes alive with George Gershwin at the piano and appearances by Ethel Merman, Al Jolson, Fred & Adele Astaire, Jimmy Durante, Anne Wiggins Brown and Todd Duncan—celebrating the astonishing range of America's great musical master.
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Musical Theatre
Chicago. Prohibition. Gangsters. Bullets. And music.
Scarface Al Capone and his South Side trigger-men square off against George “Bugs” Moran and the North Side boys in a high-stakes, low-morals, gin-soaked musical caper that dances through the big talkers, sharp dressers, and itchy trigger fingers of Prohibition-era Chicago.
Setting: Mama Jones’ nightclub, that classy joint sitting smack on the invisible line between North and South—where the drinks are cold, the tempers are hot, and nobody checks their weapons at the door. The jazz band is playing like they are hoping to get out alive.
Date: February 13, 1929—the day before St. Valentine’s Day, when the city is about to wake up with a hangover it will never forget.
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Theatre Critic
For more than 40 years, Greer Firestone has reviewed live theatre under the nom de plume AISLE SAY, covering professional, regional, community, and university productions throughout Delaware and the surrounding region.
His reviews celebrate the artists—actors, directors, designers, musicians, and theatre companies—who keep live theatre vital.
Further information & licensing
For publishing, production, performance rights, and licensing inquiries, contact Greer Firestone directly.