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Spring 2006 |
Michael Frayn's Noises Off By special arrangement with Newfoundland
School for the Deaf May 3 - 6, 2006 Director Janet
O'Reilly Cast Crew
From the Samuel French, Inc. website: Called the funniest farce ever written, Noises Off returned to Broadway with a cast that included Patti LuPone and Peter Gallagher for the 2002 season and sent reviewers searching for new accolades to the hilarious. "The most dexterously
realized comedy ever about putting on a comedy.... A spectacularly funny
... peerless backstage farce.... [This] dizzy, well known romp ... [is
a] festival of delirium .... On every side are theatergoers barking,
howling, hooting ... floating in the upper altitudes of comedy.... There
are moments when everyone onstage and in the audience seems to be riding
the same runaway roller coaster." "Bumper car
brilliance.... If laughter is indeed the best medicine, Noises Off is
worth its weight in Cipro." "The funniest farce ever written.... Never before has side splitting taken on a meaning dangerously close to the non metaphorically medical.... A veritable celebration of truly awful theatre, a backstage explanation of how things got that way, and a magnificent coda of how they just got worse. The bad has never had it so good!" N.Y. Post. "As side splitting a
farce as I have seen. Ever? Ever."
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