The Foreigner -- Uproarious Farce at Glendale Centre Theatre
Glendale Centre Theatre (324 N. Orange St. Glendale, CA 91203)
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- $20.00 - $22.50
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Glendale Centre Theatre presents The Foreigner, a farce set at a Georgia fishing lodge which is visited by a British sergeant and his shy English friend, Charlie. The sergeant declares to all that Charlie is a foreigner and speaks no English (so he won't have to carry on conversations). It's what Charlie overhears, but shouldn't that fuels the non-stop hilarity and sets up the wildly funny climax!
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The last date listed for The Foreigner was Friday February 8, 2008 / 8:00pm.
11 Goldstar Member Reviews
Robert C.
It was a clever setup and the Actor of the Foreigner is excellent.Written on Feb 10 2008
We both enjoy very much.
Very funny and humor through out the show.
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Mathew Watkins
The pacing was a little slow - it took almost 3 hours for a 2-act play.Written on Jan 21 2008
It was a farce, in my opinion, a farce needs to be quick and witty in order to be funny - milking lines and pausing between jokes just doesn't work out well.
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Beverly Starleaf
I always enjoy the Glendale Center Theater and this was especially enjoyable because I got the ticket through GoldStar. The play was funny and well cast. The cast members seemed to like performing as much as the audience liked watching. The dialog was funny and it was altogether great fun. I would always recommend the Glendale Center Theater for any of their performances. It has easy freeway access, close by parking and great restaurants nearby. It's a wonderful way to spend an evening.Written on Feb 12 2008
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Rosemarie De Ocampo
It was wonderful. The stage, casting, feel, and great people/staff.Written on Feb 11 2008
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Description
Glendale Centre Theatre presents The Foreigner, a farce set at a Georgia fishing lodge which is visited by a British sergeant and his shy English friend, Charlie. The sergeant declares to all that Charlie is a foreigner and speaks no English (so he won't have to carry on conversations). It's what Charlie overhears, but shouldn't that fuels the non-stop hilarity and sets up the wildly funny climax!
About the Ticket Supplier: Glendale Centre Theatre
The Glendale Centre Theatre is the longest continuously-running center-staged theater in the country.