Neil Simon's Hit Comedy Last of the Red Hot Lovers
Pico Playhouse (10508 W Pico Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90064)
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The last date listed for Last of the Red Hot Lovers was Sunday November 21, 2010 / 2:00pm.
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I'm Not Rappaport: Tony-Winning Comedy at Pico Playhouse
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West Coast Jewish Theatre presents Herb Gardner's Tony-winning Broadway comedy I'm Not Rappaport at Pico Playhouse. Set in New York's Central Park, this beloved comedy centers on a pair of cantankerous octogenarians: Midge, an African-American building super, and Nat, a radical Jewish man. Determined not to go gently into that good night, the two spend their days sharing a park bench, needling each other mercilessly and battling with their adult kids, drug dealers, disgruntled tenants, society's treatment of the aging and more. Learn More
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Featured review from Victor B.
view more less of this reviewI was disappointed. I expected Neil Simon to be funny. This play had only a few chuckles. The excellent performances of the four actors was wasted.
star this review starred report as inappropriateThis play is a classic of its era and well worth reviving. Actually, the themes it raises are not all that irrelevant to our own era. It's touching in a bumbling, clumsy way. The acting is first-rate, and the set is beyond what normally one might expect for a "low-budget" playhouse..
star this review starred report as inappropriatewell done. do not release my email address please. thank you
star this review starred report as inappropriateMy friends and I enjoyed the play. We thought it was poignant, ironic, and funny. The acting was excellent/
More Information About Last of the Red Hot Lovers
Quotes & Highlights
- "...extraordinarily funny and yet also charming."--New York Times
- "...delightfully hilarious and witty, as well as filled with wisdom about human nature..."--New York Post
Description
Barney Cashman, a middle-aged married man wants to join the sexual revolution of the 1960s before it's too late. This gentle soul, with no experience in adultery, has three liasons, each more hilarious than the last.
Directed by Howard Teichman.
About the Ticket Supplier: West Coast Jewish Theatre
The West Coast Jewish Theatre is a California non-profit corporation devoted to the quality production of dramatic and comedic plays, musical theatre, revues and special performances. Their mission is to portray Jewish history, philosophy and culture through theatrical productions dealing with Jewish life in days past, present and future. Through these presentations they hope to foster a respect for and understanding of the Jewish heritage.