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Sunday in the Park With George
chancetheater.com Readers' rating: 
Reader reviews: Write a review | Read more reviews Oanh Nguyen directs the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical based on the life of 19th century French artist Georges Seurat. With musical direction by Bill Strongin.
Through Sep. 16, 2007 Sundays: 2 p.m. Thursdays: 8 p.m. Fridays: 8 p.m. Saturdays: 8 p.m. Price: $25 Box office: 714-777-3033
Reader Reviews
September 11, 2007
Kate West Los Angeles, CA And before jumping to conclusions, theatre patrons might do well to read all posts in order to understand obvious references to previous posts. For fully articulated review in English visit www.katewestreviews.com. No disputing this is a sincere production. One does what one can with limited text space here. September 9, 2007
Cherisse Lornsbury Santa Ana, CAKate West, is English your 2nd language? I can't make head nor tail of your "review". If you can't express yourself, it's best to stay silent. This is a superb production with a magnificent cast. Bob Simpson and Lowe Taylor play their roles to perfection, and Oanh Nguyen proves himself one of the finest talents in Southern California theater. This is a show well worth seeing. September 7, 2007
Kate West Los Angeles, CAI've been in theatre for almost 30 years and have seen smaller theaters do SUNDAY many times. And well. Just saying this production may be overly ambitious; however there is talent and sincerity involved and I meant to give it a recommendation, but these circles are confusing. Write a review | Read more reviews |
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