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| Sarah Moore. Photo by David Wilson |
SHO HO STARRING SARAH MOORE
A CAPRICIOUS DELIGHT!
How many characters does it
take to put on a show? Sarah Moore
has more characters than a bunch of Bunny Rabbits.
Moore’s alter ego, Rhonda
Hammerstein (she claims to be related to the famous Hammerstein’s) is trying to
make it in showbiz. She may not make it to the big Broadway stage – but the
audience is just delighted. The pleasure comes in the madness.
Moore sings songs with
outrageous lyrics like “Everyone Fun is Dead.” Moore’s character Rhonda is
trying to make it big time on the stage. It doesn’t work for her. Rhonda then
decides to join the Circus, where she blends with all the other kinky people.
Her friends are very strange.
There is “Girlie Man” (and you can guess what he has in mind). And oh yes, Sho
Girl meets some that are in even more strange. One character even exposes her
breasts. Oh! Shame!
I really wasn’t expecting to
enjoy the show this much. Boy, was I glad that I went to see Moore’s crazy
bunch of friends. She’s bewitching, inquisitive and she completely astonishes.
You will marvel at her Opera
Singing (It’s a complete show in itself. This is stunning artistry that
deserves the raves that it gets.
Sexual innuendoes are
scattered throughout Sarah’s Cast of Thousands. Yep, she’s a crowd-pleaser! The
audience actually leaped out of their seats to applaud.
NOW PLAYING AT THE NEW
CONSERVATORY THEATRE CENTER
RATING: FOUR GLASSES OF
CHAMPAGNE!!!! (highest rating) –trademarked-
(((Lee Hartgrave has contributed many articles to the San Francisco Chronicle Sunday Datebook and has produced a long-running Arts Segment on PBS KQED. He also is an original member of the Bay Area Critics Circle. And he was a two-term President of BATCC)))
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| Courtesy of Reaf One Night only |
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