Zephyr Theatre (Hollywood, CA)
L.A.'s favorite Christmastime cult classic is back to add a little salt to the holiday season. This seasonal sensation, described by the Los Angeles Times as "irreverent, crude and devastatingly funny," is the story of Bob Finhead, an insurance agent in the small town of Neuterberg, Iowa.
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The last date listed for Bob's Holiday Office Party was Thursday December 18, 2008 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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Great Show, Second time seeing it in a number of years, has not lost anything over the years.
It is hilarious to see the pretentions of conservative, small town america deflated in such an accurate manner. The playwright hits a bullseye with every joke.
Laughed my head off. Winced with glee and surprising shock at the messy hilarious fun.
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The Zephyr Theatre is an intimate black box theater located in the heart of the Melrose District.
Website: http://www.bobsofficeparty.com
Every year, insurance agent Bob Finhead's whacked-out friends and clients stop by his small-town Iowa office for their annual holiday bash. The town mayor, the sheriff, the twin farmer sisters, the stoner, the town floozy and the pastor's wife have already RSVPed for this year's event. But Bob has dreams of a bigger life and wants to escape their narrow-minded thinking. Will he be able to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional inventor and move to the big city, or will he come to realize how much he is the heart and soul of the town? Will any of this matter once the party starts, the bickering and fighting begins, and the drinks hit the floor?
