Love in Bloom at Santa Monica Playhouse
Dates: 10/12/2019 - 3/1/2020
📍 Theatre: Santa Monica Playhouse
1211 4th Street
Santa Monica, 90401
Phone: 310-394-9779 x1
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Extended! Its the feel-good musical comedy hit of the decade, a bawdy, bold, bodacious tribute to the wenches and rogues of the Bard a garden of a thousand and one theatrical delights insuring that all's well that ends as you like it. Back at Santa Monica Playhouse for its 10th Anniversary,DELIGHTFUL WHIMSY! SPOT ON! LA WEEKLYMagic and mayhem, fops and fairies, mistaken identity, romance and humor abound in this tongue-firmly-in-cheek evening of theatre. The eight-member cast, in the renowned Santa Monica Playhouse Actors Repertory Theatre commedia-carnival style, creates a host of over thirty characters, bringing to the stage all the stuff that dreams (and musicals) are made on.TOP NOTCH! AN UP-BEAT ROMP! SANTA MONICA MIRROR. Now playing Sundays at 6pm through March.
Ages: Teens and up
Ages: Teens and up
News About Love in Bloom at Santa Monica Playhouse
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March 13, 2023 Why Worry? Jews R 2 Much Fun! world premiere engagement of a new comedy, written by Jerry Mayer and directed by Chris DeCarlo, has been announced at Santa Monica Playhouse.
WHY BE AN UPTIGHT ANTI-SEMITE? JEWS R 2 MUCH FUN Comes to Santa Monica Playhouse
December 01, 2022 Kathy and Stanley are deeply in love. They want to get married. Stanley is Jewish, Kathy's a Catholic. Interfaith marriages happen all the time in America. But Kathy's father Chris considers Stanley's father Marv to be a hated, sworn enemy and has felt this way for many years. Kathy and Stanley's families are to be united in matrimony. In order to prevent Chris' hate from derailing their happiness, they devise a plan. Stanley's family, aided by Kathy's mother Mary, are about to give Chris a very special education. Hilarity ensues. Chris will ultimately have to deal with the question Why Be an Uptight Anti-Semite? Jews R 2 Much Fun.
BWW Review: LOVE IN BLOOM Spoofs the Bard to Prove All's Well That Ends As You Like It
January 29, 2020 As is true with almost every one of The Bard's plays, magic and mayhem, fops and fairies, mistaken identity, romance and humor abound in this tongue-firmly-in-cheek evening with elements of pantomime, Commedia dell'arte and conventions of classical theater woven together with DeCarlo and Rudie narrating the tale as the elvish mischief makers Orion and Talia. While there are quotes and references from several of The Bard's creations, LOVE IN BLOOM takes its biggest story line from a?oeA Midsummer Night's Dreama?? with three sets of lovers dealing with mistaken identities due to cross-dressing, who eventually get lost in the woods in order for the fairies' spell to be cast so that all ends well and love rules the day.About the Theatre
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