Actors Forum Theatre
This charming 45 seat Equity House in the heart of the NoHo Arts District has been home to award winning and notable shows since 1994.
Actors Forum Theatre (North Hollywood, CA)
Actors Forum Theatre presents Polyester: The Musical. It's the story of The Synchronistics, an over-the-hill ABBA wannabe group that reunites to perform at a public access TV telethon. In 1979, their hit single "Better Together" rose to #2 on the charts. Now, they have to overcome their differences and dysfunctions to return to the spotlight.
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I can probably sum up my experience with these words: "I think I missed something." I probably missed the 70's. My fellow theater patrons were hooting and laughing while I sat there asking myself, "is the acting supposed to be this campy" and I think it is. As a diversion, a night out, an alternative to fake-reality TV, I would endorse this play 100% - but I would rather see a play I really, really like twice or three times if given the choice.
It was a bit cheesy and overacted. I love 70's music but this just didn't do it justice. It was a stupid story line.

Bad. Bad writing, bad directing, bad staging, bad casting, bad performances. We walked out at intermission.
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The story about The Synchronistics, an over-the-hill ABBA wannabe group who reunite to perform at a public access tv station telethon.
It was 1979 and The Synchronistics were big. Johnny Carson big. Their hit single, "Better Together," rose to #2 on the charts. Then something terrible happened that drove the group apart. Now, twenty years later, they're back together to perform at the WKLN public access TV station telethon. Will they overcome their differences, act professionally and help save WKLN from going under? Probably not. But, you never know what to expect when this dysfunctional group gets together.
With 16 original '70s songs including "The Funk Train" and "Bump Your Booty Rump."
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