Zephyr Theatre (Hollywood, CA)
In this comedy, written and directed by Justin Tanner, author of the hit play Voice Lessons, a conservative Orange County couple invite some fellow swingers over to their place for a night of snacks and nude twister.
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I came prepared to see exactly what I did see, a comedy about the heyday of the swapping parties. The characters were a little over the top, (although I knew many people exactly like them), but the story line was pure 70's. You could see that the audience members were all around during those years, and remembered exactly what went on then, the smiles and laughs were abundant.
I read the reviews and was sort of dismayed about my purchase. BUT...... I went anyway and enjoyed the play immensely. My husband 41 and myself 36, went July 17. The venue is very cozy and suited the play well. I would definitely see it again. I would recommend to anyone that is not offended by sexual jokes. There are a few crude jokes about homosexuality, that one would be offended by there a few and far in between. The title details what the play is about. If you are a prude, stay away. If you are an open individual, go see it. My husband loved it.
I haven't laughed so much in a long time. The cast was great - particularly Cody Chappel and it was a lot of fun. The theater is small so you're really close to the actors and it makes for a nice intimate feel.
The Zephyr Theatre is an intimate black box theater located in the heart of the Melrose District.
A conservative Orange County couple invite some fellow swingers over to their place for a night of snacks and nude twister.
