A Very Merry Happy Kosher Christmas, a Holiday Robbery Comedy at Theatre 68
Theatre 68 (5419 Sunset Blvd Suite D Hollywood, CA 90027)
- Full Price:
- $20.00
- Our Price:
- $10.00*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for A Very Merry Happy Kosher Christmas was Sunday January 31, 2010 / 3:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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leoroos on What to Wear
Very casual
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NALABRENT on Where to Park
Parking on building roof.
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Laura B. on Other
Very nice theatre, chairs were cozy and theatre was nice.
25 Goldstar Member Reviews
anonymous
This show has a lot of promise and it was very enjoyable, in a quirky kind of way. Especially noteworthy among the actors were those who played Leroy Leroy (we loved his expressions/mannerisms even when he was not speaking) and the 2 robbers. Some of the subplots seemed extraneous and some parts were just too corny--but all in all, a valiant effort and worth seeing, especially if you either have New York roots or are Jewish (and it helps to be both)Written on Jan 11 2010
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DML
A zany, fast paced send up of the 70s, complete with platform shoes, purple velvet and a Jewish reindeer. Excellent, very funny writing with a wonderful cast. Mark Troy knows how to make an audience have a good time and laugh.Written on Dec 07 2009
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Playwright
A VERY funny show. And more than that... there are things being said in this piece that are very timely. It takes place in the late 70s and there is nothing politically correct about it, but that is the point. People were different, and comedy was different. It's like watching a classic Mel Brooks movie...there is a joke at everyone's expense. It is worth your while to see this show!Written on Jan 09 2010
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This is a VERY funny play by Mark Troy. A wild farce that basically insults everyone....but it takes place during the late 70s when political correctness was not in fashion. The cast for the most part is strong, the direction is great and the set is spectacular! I've never seen such a big production in small L.A. theater.Written on Dec 19 2009
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Description
When the worlds stupidest robbers break into the New York Public Library they are "shocked" to find only $14.28 in late book fees. An immediate change in plans and they take hostages: a Jewish Santa Claus, a pimp and his girl, a blind man looking for hidden money, a former Rockette, and an array of 18 colorful characters that leads our robbers through a journey back to their loves, their lives, and their family. It's 1978 New York City, and things ain't what they used to be.
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