- Start Trekkin'
- by Lawrence Wolf; Eleventh Hour Productions, San Francisco
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- AAAAH!(a sketchy romp)
- Alligators from the Sewer
- Awake and Dreaming
- Bardo "A" Go Go
- The Bastard Chronicles
- Bethelda In My Office
- Black Light Kabuki or Listen Now ...
- Brown and Black and White All Over
- But Stevie Nicks Understands-
- PartIV
- A Call From Peter Mahoney
- Coyote and the Great Albino Bat
- Cry of Aradia: Ritual Theatre for the Modern Woman
- Deconstructing Julie
- Destination Unknown
- Dirty on the Inside
- The Divine Box
- Duke Ellington and Me
- The Fatty and Pinhead Show
- Faust/Faustus
- Flying Home
- Hanging On Your Every Word
- Highway to Helen
- Home Plate
- Horse Tales
- Juicy Tidbits
- Killing My Lobster's Comedy Show
- Knock On Wood
- Membership Is Never Free
- Moog Bandits Gave Me the Clap
- Mumble In Numbskull
- My Head Was A Sledge Hammer
- Naked Foam and Other Objects in Predicaments
- No Fences, a midwestern tale
- Nudity Is Contagious
- Popcorn Anti-Theater on the Mexican Bus!
- The Purple Sage
- Right This Way Into the Fire
- Right-On Insane Asylum
- Romance: A One Man Show
- Sarcastic Fables
- Shakespeare's Mums
- Start Trekkin'
- Step Up
- Straight Ahead
- Talking With Angels
- The Tango at the Hotel Santiago
- Think of a Pencil
- Tired Cliches
- The Tragic Mellow Dramatic Death of Doris Dinghy
- The Ugly Duchess
- The Unseen Hand
- Woyzeck
- AAAAH!(a sketchy romp)
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4rating = 3 Stars
5review = Very silly. I was amused, but not overwhelmed - the improvisations wandered a bit much.
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2name = Donld Ross
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4rating = 5 Stars
5review =
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2name = Jonathan
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4rating = 4 Stars
5review = A fun laugh filled night at the theatre. at first, the ensemble
seemed a little unfocused, not totally in tune with each other, laughing
at each other's bits etc, where for a while I wondered if they were having
more fun than us. However a scant 10 minutes into the show, the sheer charisma
and charm of the cast broke through. They hit a stride, and humourous targets
hit home. Even the cracking up on stage was with it's own good-natured charm,
reminicent of a less vulgar but similar style at last year's "Butt
Pirates". I was disappointed to not recieve a program, but standouts
include the guy who played the bad guy with 60's trek accuracy, the actor
who doubles as the ensign/scotty character, and E.Simon Hansen as the Kirk
role who is able to do a spot on Shatner, but without descending into the
camp over- the- top parody that almost EVERY funnyman resorts to when imitating.
He was the glue that held this funny show together. You don't have to be
a trek expert to enjo!
y this, but the laughs come even harder and heartier if you do.