Onyx Theatre (Las Vegas, NV)
Fresh from the Dell Arte International School of Theatre, Emily Lauren premieres her one-woman show Sugar Puppy & The Lovely Dumplings at the Onyx Theatre. This "quantum cute burlesque comedy" is a highly original production that packs a one-two punch of satirical s*xuality and physical comedy.
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For a one-person show, it was pretty good. I think that Emily Lauren could have added just one more performance piece. It seemed just a bit too short. But, sometimes when you're having fun time seems to fly.
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It's satirical burlesque with 21st-century attitude! In Sugar Puppy & The Lovely Dumplings, a buxom lineup of characters ranging from the sensual to the grotesque spring to life via the talents of physical comedienne Emily Lauren in an ever-changing world of masks and costumes.
A graduate of the Dell Arte International School of Physical Theatre, Emily Lauren is a recent transplant to Las Vegas and has been seen as Adriana in The Sopranos' Last Supper on the Strip. She received her B.A. in theatre from the University of Missouri, Kansas City. This is the Las Vegas premiere of this production.
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