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- 1play = A Blacklight Kabuki
2name = Anita
3email =
4rating = 5 Stars
5review = Extremely surreal, funny, and visually beautiful.
The ensemble put a lot of time into the special effects, and they are mesmerising.
- 1play = Black Light Kabuki
2name = Jonathan
3email =
4rating = None
5review = Well, it's art. You may be bored, titillated, repulsed, attracted,or
giggling appropriately or inappropriatly, but it is art, or more specifically,
Fringe art.There are some cool black light effects, some amaturish pseudo-fantasy
elements, and some simple head scratching moments. Did I "like"
it? no. Should anyone who wants a true fringe experience see it? YES! You
won't see glow in the dark swordfighting, large sumo-like men with big
phalluses smearing makeup on you, or gratuitous cheese-throwing at ACT!
and it still is more creative than the bus.
- 1play = A Black Light Kabuki
2name = John L
3email = jml31415@pacbell.net
4rating = None
5review = Kabuki sensibilities as seen by techno-stoners, sorta.
These guys could be dangerous if they ever take themselves seriously...like
a good Peanuts comic strip, you wonder if they even know the different
levels they are working at.
As with last years offering from this troupe, you'll leave scratching your
head and chuckling; these guys really keep the Fringe on the fringe. Occasionally
they stay too close to the genre they should be subverting. But nice work
with the black light effects.
- play = Neo surrealists Black Lite Kabuki
- name = Carlos Pollo
- rating = 5 stars
- review = 'MOMIX'- esque. . . super psychodelic blacklight.
- The audience should be assured that no cheese was harmed during the
performance (except for the cheese break)
- 1play = Blacklight Kabuki
2name = JanFreya
3email = janfreya@mindspring.com
4rating = 5 Stars
5review = original, silly, historically (hysterically) accurate.
- Play: Blacklight Kabuki
- Name: Richard V. Lynch III
- Rating: 5 stars
- Review: Great ( if ridiculous) plot and black light effects. The swordfight
was perfect, as was the Mountain's King's Kabuki voice.
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