THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG National Tour- Page 2

[bear88]

Posted: 8/14/19 at 2:56am

My feelings about the play, which I saw Tuesday night during the first night of its weeklong stop in San Francisco, were a bit more mixed than some of you. Too many jokes played out too long or too repeatedly for my taste, and I think it would have worked better as a tighter one-act show. (There may have been practical reasons they didn't do it that way.) It's just a matter of personal taste. But there were definitely some hilarious segments, and Ned Noyes is brilliant as the brother/gardener.

It's a unique show, certainly worth seeing on tour for the right price. 

[Stellasteve]

Posted: 8/14/19 at 3:05am

bear88 said: "It's a unique show, certainly worth seeing on tour for the right price."

I used Goldstar to get tix for the Sunday matinee: $49 Orchestra before fees.  My wife had wanted to see it on our NY trip in January, but it was in its closing weekend on Broadway and was sold out.  We ended up seeing The Waverly Gallery instead; quite a contrast. We’re looking forward to this.