Cross-Dressing British Farce "Charley's Aunt" From Gallery Theatre

Cross-Dressing British Farce Charley's Aunt From Gallery Theatre

Gallery Theatre (3152 E. La Palma Anaheim, CA 92807)

Full Price:: $15.00

Our Price:: $7.50*

4.7 by 21 members

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In this Victorian farce by Brandon Thomas, Oxford undergrads Jack and Charley arrange for Aunt Donna, Charley's Aunt, to chaperone while they entertain some young ladies. But when her trip's delayed--with the girls en route to the big date--the quick-thinking chums convince a male buddy to play the gender-bending role. When the real Aunt shows up expectantly, well, things really get crazy! This popular show about young love, lost love and cross-dressing has been a long-running Broadway hit and was adapted into a 1941 film with Jack Benny.

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The last date listed for Charley's Aunt was Sunday March 18, 2012 / 7:00pm.

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Gallery Theatre

3152 E. La Palma

Suite G

Anaheim, CA 92807

Website

714-630-9870

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Anythig is fine for this venue.
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It's always a very friendly atmosphere.
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Theater holds about 50 people. Not a bad seat for viewing.

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hbsuzanne

Small venues can sometimes be a challenge, but this one wasn't at all. The reception area is TINY but the warmth of the staff makes you feel very welcome right off. Coffee, drinks and cookies smooth the way too, and are available before the show as well as during intermission. Since the venue IS so small, there is of course no bad seat. Some people might be "intimidated" by having all the "action" take place so close at hand but it is actually very enjoyable. It's almost as if you were IN the play so to speak... Now to the performance: all actors did their best and some stood out more than others, but on the whole, every minute was enjoyable, entertaining, with many laughs to be had. Not a minute or even second of boredom. As for the location: since it is in a more business park area, there is plenty of parking since the businesses are closed.(But it is not a commercial area-it is clean and open all around albeit a bit dark.)Extremely easy to get to and easy fo find as well, with the instructions given. Very pleasant evening out.

Written on Mar 12 2012

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There were great performances from the key characters. I would describe the script as more amusing than hilarious but it was still enjoyable, keeping in mind it was written in the late 1800's. The Gallery always gives us high quality productions.

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A lovely, funny, animated play! The kids in the audience loved it as much as we did! These actors transported us entirely into that era and also displayed the manners of those times. Very well done!

Written on Mar 20 2012

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