Abigail and Shaun Bengson share their love story with lush, emotional songs that will touch your heart in Hundred Days. Created by Abigail and Shaun (who are an establish folk-rock duo) with the help of Sarah Gancher and director Anne Kauffman, Hundred Days is not your traditional piece of theater. With simple staging, the Bengson band (in addition to Shaun and Abigail, there are Colette Alexander, Dani Markham, Jo Lampert, and Reggie D. White; all are musicians and vocalists) are front and center the entire time. This creates a hybrid
SpongeBob SquarePants will have you grinning ear to ear the entire show—and long after you leave the theater. You may not immediately think, “Broadway musical” when you think of the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants is adapted from, but in the hands of a very talented creative team (led by the fantastic Director Tina Landau), it’s made the leap from screen to stage beautifully. Bikini Bottom, the town under the sea where our endearing hero, SpongeBob (Ethan Slater), lives is in trouble. Mount Humongous is a nearby dormant volcano that is about to
It’s rare that one discovers their calling at a young age, but that’s exactly what Matt Rife did. In middle school, he learned he could make people laugh with his stories and jokes, and by high school, he made the decision to pursue it professionally. He went on to perform with comedy greats including Dane Cook, Ralphie May, Finesse Mitchell, and Mike Epps, and became the youngest male regular at the world famous Laugh Factory. Talk about harnessing your talents and fulfilling your purpose, right? Plus, following in the footsteps
“Please refrain from wearing bright colors and bold patterns” is the offending remark that fuels Drew Droege’s utterly hilarious one-man play, fittingly titles Bright Colors And Bold Patterns. Gerry (Drew Droege) has arrived in Palm Springs, California for the wedding of his friend Josh (who is marrying “boring” Brennan). Gerry and his old friend (and old lover), Dwayne, are staying in a rental along with Dwayne’s young boyfriend, Mack, and Dwayne’s ex-boyfriend, Neil. Gathering by the pool, the play unfolds over the course of an afternoon into night. During this