Pamela Wright

ODC/Dance will return back to live performance with Fall for Art, September 26, 2021, at the beautiful McEvoy Ranch in Petaluma. ODC’s biggest and most important fundraiser, this year’s Fall for Art also kicks off the company's highly anticipated 50th Anniversary Season.

ODC/Dance presents an elegant and inspired afternoon on the idyllic grounds of McEvoy Ranch.

Despite its predictability The Man with the Pointed Toes is an endearingly frothy romantic comedy a lot like the ones that Doris Day used to make in the 60s with James Garner or Rock Hudson. That's because Lynn and Helen Root, two prolific Broadway and Hollywood screen writers from the golden age and before, penned The Man with the Pointed Toes originally as a TV special in the 60s. Afterwards it was mounted as a play for the first time at Glendale Centre Theatre. It has that unmistakable old style comedic flair that just isn't seen anymore. It involves a triangle with two women, one conniving, out to get what she wants and the other, tried and true to a fault and the man too gullible to see the forest from the trees, until the end of course. Now revived onstage at the Glendale Centre Theatre, Pointed Toes has a fab cast, razor sharp direction from Allan Dietlein, who also directed it originally, and comes up a blue-ribbon winner.