January 16, 2008
Kathleen Pacific Palisades, CA
Just wanted to thank you for the opportunity to see"All this and Heaven too"..it is fabulous!! It is everything needed for a smash hit...They should take it to Broadway!!
January 12, 2008
Abe S. Los Angeles, CA
very well written and superbly performed. A must-see!
January 8, 2008
Marie D. Hollywood, CA
Wonderfully talented ensemble cast. We were absolutely entertained.
December 27, 2007
Karen C. Encino, CA
LOVED "All This and Heaven Too"...a must-see. Wonderful music,
nice thoughts about Friendship...a lot of laughs.. many
stars are coming out to see this one.
December 12, 2007
Lois R. Los Angeles, CA
Terrific. It is a feel good happy show. The singing and dancing was fabulous. I highly recommend it. It is one of the best things we saw this year.
December 11, 2007
Pauline R. San Diego, CA
Absolutely wonderful. The story of friendship touched me and the clever lyrics tickled me.
December 8, 2007
average LA guy LA, CA
Fun. DeBenedictis, Dyer and Carlisle have teamed up to provide us with 10 hummable, witty/poignant and well-presented musical numbers that make the most of mid-life reminiscing. The cast has uniformly good voices and they fill the house well with solos and ensemble work. Kelly Mantle is batting 1.000 with Jo, a boozy tranny whose impeccable timing makes the most of those expressive Rocky Horror lips and flouncy, Cher-like moves. Steven Connor is a natural and Chase McCown charms with his goofy sweetness. Devlin delightfully shocks with her transformation from dowdy spoilsport to "what-a-voice!" performer when she starts to sing. Others bring big voices, too, including Carmen Miranda devotee Herrera, "hear me in the rafters" Hirschi, warmly avuncular Warnock and the Felix Unger-like, fussy Williams. The downside to this show is what happens between songs.
December 4, 2007
Judy S. New York, NY
A perfect cast brings love, joy and reflection to life in this well written piece. The singing and dancing were icing on the cake. Los Angeles really has some great theatre.
November 30, 2007
Claire S. Los Angeles, CA
I went last night, and thoroughly enjoyed this show. It was so entertaining, and the cast is so talented- and diverse.
November 26, 2007
Ben Los Angeles, CA
It's refreshing to find a play (with music on top of it) that deals with older gay men, and that is a big plus in local theater. The play is OK, although the theme is not new - a group of friends get together to honor/celebrate the life of someone who has died. The singing is fine, if not outstanding. The acting is OK too, rangingfrom stiff to very good. Not a great show, but a pleasant one. Again, the subject matter makes this a welcome production.
