Zephyr Theatre (Hollywood, CA)
In this poignant comedy, the Schwartz siblings have gathered in their childhood family home for the one-year anniversary of their father's death. Over the weekend, fireworks, riotous humor and serious drama unfold as the parties interact and a long-held family secret is revealed.
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The last date listed for The Last Schwartz was Sunday April 27, 2008 / 2:00pm. (view all dates)
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The Last Schwartz was very excellent.
Great cast, wonderful script.
It was funny AND poignant. Very fitting to today's baby boomer.
And it was in a terrific theater space. Small and intimate.
My friend and I were very happy we saw it.
I hope it goes to New York and becomes a big smash.
I thought the acting and the writing were excellent. A very enjoyable evening for all, especially for those or us who have relatives who are similar to the character.
Great story and good performances, especially Tim Cummings who played the autistic brother and the shiksa who played the shiksa role!
The Zephyr Theatre is an intimate black box theater located in the heart of the Melrose District.
In this poignant comedy, the Schwartz siblings have gathered in their childhood family home for the one-year anniversary of their father's death. Over the weekend, fireworks, riotous humor and serious drama unfold as the parties interact and a long-held family secret is revealed.
By Deborah Zoe Laufer
Directed by Lee Sankowich
