Irma Vep's Fort Lauderdale Extension
The Mystery Of Irma Vep by Charles Ludlam
Held Over March 23rd through April 2nd
NO MYSTERY HERE, 'IRMA VEP' IS GREAT THEATER
Hap Erstein, Palm Beach Post, March 1, 2006
"...a joyride...!" Jack Zink, Sun Sentinel, Feb 28, 2006
"Camp and satire combine with lightning-speed costume changes for a ridiculously funny show" - Mubarak Dahir, Express Newspaper, Feb 24, 2006
The late Charles Ludlam at his most outrageous. Follow Lord Edgar as he brings his new wife, Lady Enid, back to his ancestral home along the moors of England, where a sympathetic werewolf, an obsessive housekeeper, a ghostly vampire, a deceased first wife, and buried family secrets all wait—not to mention a trip to an Egyptian tomb.
Sound frightening? It's as scary as gothic meets Monty Python meets Sol Theatre can be! Sol regulars Jim Gibbons and Daivd Tarryn-Grae star, and will wow you with this quick change, slap stick comedy as they portray all eight characters at lightning speed (male and female.) This is sure to raise your spirits and tickle your funny bone!
Directed by Robert Hooker and Designed by Mr. Hooker and Jim Gibbons, with Sound by Marc Scott. Sol Theatre Project 1140 N. Flagler Dr. Fort Lauderdale 33304
Now-April 2nd Thursdays, Fridays, & Saturdays @ 8:00PM; Sundays @ 6:00PM Cost: Thursdays, Fridays, & Sundays - $20. Saturdays - $25. Students under 30 w/ID - $12 Except Saturdays.
(Cash/personal check only at the door) 954-525-6555 For online Reservations - http://WWW.SOLTHEATRE.COM
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