WALK LIKE A MAN
A Theatre Rhino Premiere
This play is ground breaking theatre. If you have ever wondered how same sex couples make love when they don't don't have the right equipment, this play answered that question graphically. Maybe too explicit for the average audience, but the opening night SF audience was more than responsive. They cheered every revelation. - and many in the audience gave it deep humor and thought.
The play is a series of vignettes portraying the trials and tribulations of all kinds of women. From skinny & boyish to voluptous and feminine. The acting is triumphant and superlative. All the players take over many roles.
One of the players said: "Forget the B.
Sh-t! ...I walk like a man. I'm into sexual pleasure." Yep, this is a brassy, wild and unexpected evening. It's not just 'Ground Breaking' -- it's a roller coaster evening. You'll need to strap yourself to the chairs. And then there is this: Finger Massages. You might even feel impulses of modern routines - right there on your chairs.
This is brilliant work. You won't want to miss the passion in this play. It fun, it's jaded and it is a very important piece of work. "Powerful" and exciting. I will even go further. It's going to be an international treasure.
WALK LIKE A MAN -- IS FANTASTIC
BY LAURINDA D. BROWN
DIRECTOR: JOHN FISHER - MAKES EXCITING THEATRE
THE FABULOUS CAST:
Alexaendrai Bond, Kelli Crump*(actors equity), Nkechi, Daile Mitchum and Desiree Rogers
THIS IS A BOMBSHELL - THERE IS NOT A MAN IN THE HOUSE -BUT OH WHAT FUN!
RATING: Six Stars****** or You can drink six glasses of champagne******
Now playing at The Costume Shop - 1117 Market St. (at 7th St.) 94103 SF
Wed-Sat 8pm - Sun 3:00pm
(((Lee Hartgrave has contributed many articles to the San Francisco Chronicle Datebook Section. He also produced and hosted stories on PBS KQED - 7yrs)))
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