With hilarious insight on contemporary feminism, masculine sensitivity and the erogenous zones, Defending the Caveman will mine the common themes in relationships that go straight to the funny bone while warming the heart at the City Theatre for a limited nine performances Thursday, November 14 through Sunday, November 24. Part of the Fifth Third Bank Fox Theatre Series, Defending the Caveman will make audiences laugh at themselves and about all the ways that men and woman fight, laugh, and love.
Tickets ($38) go on sale Friday, September 13 at 10 a.m. and can be purchased at
OlympiaEntertainment.com, the Fox Theatre and Joe Louis Arena box offices, Hockeytown Authentics in Troy (without service charge) at all Ticketmaster locations and
Ticketmaster.com. To charge tickets by phone, call (800) 745-3000. For additional information, call (313) 471-6611. Fifth Third Bank Fox Theatre Series season subscription packages up to 20% and discounts up to 10% off for groups of 8+ are on sale now, for details call (313) 471-3099.
Caveman's "outrageously funny and surprisingly sweet exploration of the gender gap" (Chicago Sun Times) has made it "a comic phenomenon" (New York Times) that has won the hearts of millions in more than 35 countries and is sure to win yours.
Written by comedian
Rob Becker, over a three year period that included an informal study of psychology, sociology, and prehistory,Defending the Caveman is full of wonderful scenarios that celebrate the differences between men and women, making it the perfect entertainment option for couples, or a girls night out.
Defending the Caveman will be performed by
Kevin Burke. Since 2003, Burke has been starring in the Broadway tour of Defending the Caveman to critical acclaim. A native of Chicago, Burke has been featured on Oprah, The CBS Morning News, NPR's Talk of the Nation,The Dr.
Laura Berman Show on XM Satellite Radio, NBC-TV's Friday Night and ABC-TV's America's Funniest People; which awarded Burke its grand prize.
Burke is also one of the founding actors of the famed Improv Olympics, and has starred in stage productions of Man of La Mancha, West Side Story, Gemini, Sexual Perversity in Chicago, Guys & Dolls, The Underpants, Whose Life is it Anyway?, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and A Midsummer Night's Dream under the direction of David Swann of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Burke's own solo play Born to Goof debuted at the Phoenix Theater in Indianapolis, and was the hit of the 2001 Chicago Comedy Festival.
Defending the Caveman is produced by Theater Mogul - a global theatrical
Production Company with shows in more than 30 countries performed in over 16 different languages. Theater Mogul's main offices are located in New York City, Zurich and Reykjavik.
