The Oldsmobiles - Review by OSCAR E. MOORE
Sixty minutes of nonstop unnecessary nonsense at the Flea Theater
Sixty minutes of nonstop unnecessary nonsense at the Flea Theater
The public doesn't want something new. Something challenging and intelligent - preferring safe and sound over something daring and different. For example this operatic satire.
Marilyn Maye hosts a great party every time she sings with her passionate, burning desire to please. I wanna be around every time she performs.
The plot is zany but implausible, veering on the ridiculous in not a very amusing way. It's in two acts, offers some chuckles and steadily goes downhill after the intermission.
Almost every song in this song cycle of a show about the Black West is memorable.The score is tuneful and gets your toes tapping while touching your heart at the same time.
You will have a sparkling evening with great performances by the entire ensemble cast.
It is sometimes very amusing but overstays its welcome with too many yawns in between.
Carrie Fisher showers audience members with glitter and gossip as she embarks on her tell-all journey of her Hollywood life on the rocks.
Despite the tormented, majestic and oft times amusing performance of Jude Law (his crab and gorilla for instance) the evening is rather boring.
One big looney, irreverent cartoon with a heart and soul that beats well within.Daniel Reichard gives an inspired performance.
The entire creative team behind Hurricane can be congratulated for their artistic vision and their considerable artistic achievements.
The intentions of playwright Shirley Lauro are admirable. The play isn't.
It's an entertaining, light hearted evening with a cast of truly ridiculous people from Merrie Olde England.
Every care has been taken, no detail overlooked to enhance the phenomenal performance of Charlayne Woodard in her solo play which is unlike any other solo performance piece I have ever seen.
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Hugh Jackman & Daniel Craig, Hollywood He-Men, deliver powerful performances.
A thought provoking and disturbing play that should be seen.
Colman Domingo, in his one man show, has a commanding presence and is irresistible.It is impossible not to like him.
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These men are not happy. And thusly neither are we.
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A very strange, mixed breed of a fifty five minute show.
Who exactly is His Greatness in this intriguing and well scripted three character play? Tennessee Williams? Perhaps.