Maverick Theater (Fullerton, CA)
Below the Belt is a corporate comedy in a corporation that is never named. The work situation may not be physically realistic, but the characters' relationships are starkly, emotionally accurate. To see these three men work together or not work together, especially in the face of the rules that box them in, is the meat of Below the Belt.
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a bit sophomoric... theater cold and dingy..
Below the Belt is a prime example of a black comedy, and the actors really understand all they are portraying. The individually talented cast of 3 makes the intimate warehouse space that the show is perfect for the intimate feel of the show. Even though the audience is witnessing people in theoretical cages and what they do to rip each other apart, the show is very smart, and extremely funny. For any theater goer who wishes to laugh or use their mind, this is a very good bet.
It was okay...some funny moments. At other times it seemed a little forced. But what can you expect from 3 characters that have sold themselves wholeheartedly to the company? And what the heck WERE those animals? :)
The Maverick Theatre opens its new theatre space in June 2005. The look of the theater is designed by historic theater designer Joseph Musil, who has been involved with some of the biggest historical theater renovations in the country. The most famous is the El Capitan in Hollywood. One of his current projects includes the Fox Fullerton Theater. Joseph's Art Deco design style is a difficult sty
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