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Greater Tuna
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Reader reviews: Write a review | Read more reviews Susie McCarthy and Michael-Anthony Nozzi play multiple roles as eccentric small-town Texans in the two-person comedy created by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard. Proceeds from the performances benefit BacktoE Productions' efforts to take perform at the International Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, in August.
Price: $20, cash only at the door Information: 323-481-6408
Reader Reviews
April 23, 2008
Dori Martinek Lomita, CANow I'm not real crazy about Texas, mind you, but sure as shooting I'm crazy about Greater Tuna! Two brilliant actors, Michael-Anthony Nozzi and Susie McCarthy, portray over 20 citizens of this small town in Texas. With amazing ease they change characters (with quick costume changes) from a little boy with a pack of dogs to a rebellious young man or a harassed mother of three to a little old lady. Each character is sharply defined and performed to perfection. This show is a must see before it's gone to Edinburgh; Scotland's gain will be our loss! April 20, 2008
Steve Callahan Los Angeles, CAWow! I cannot imagine a better production of "Greater Tuna"! The two stars did brilliant character work. I haven't had that much fun at the theatre in a long time. Bravo!! April 20, 2008
Joe Los Angeles, CAWow! These two on stage together playing multiple roles one after another was amazing! They work beautifully together. The characters are both believable and disturbingly accurate of small town Texas life! Susie and Michael together were hysterical! You can't help but laugh at the quips, one liners and complexities of such personalities as are found in "Greater Tuna." There were even a few tender moments I found myself wiping away tears. Don't miss this show! My only sad thought was as I looked around the theatre and saw so many empty seats! Folks, this show is fantastic! You will love it guaranteed! Something for everybody...Brava and Bravo! They're gonna love you guys in Edinburgh! Write a review | Read more reviews |
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