Tom Orr's Dirty Little Showtunes! Makes its Triumphant Return for the Holidays
New Conservatory Theatre Center, at Market (25 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102)
- Full Price:
- $24.00 - $40.00
- Our Price:
- $12.00 - $20.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Dirty Little Showtunes! have expired.
The last date listed for Dirty Little Showtunes! was Saturday January 29, 2011 / 8:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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James Heath on What to Wear
Casual dress is fine.
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Morgan on What to Wear
Leather and/or black jeans if you are so inclined
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Randall W. on Other
Take the time to talk to the boys after the performance
84 Goldstar Member Reviews
Sandra
Lots of laughter.....silly, charming and just plain funny. Run, don't walk to see this show.Written on Dec 15 2010
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Billy The Kid
I would have enjoyed it more, had I more knowledge of Broadway. I didn't get some of the parodies. All songs are about alternative lifestyles, portraying several archetypes (the leather gang gay, the transvestites, the old flamboyant couple, the professor-like gay, etc.). Social commentary is limited, but it is okay, giving the show is about picaresque fun, not about a social thesis on gay topics. I would have liked it more if it would have had a plot (any plot, even if cliched and pointless is better than no plot, in my opinion). The best part is the improvisational tune made with audience feedback.Written on Dec 31 2010
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Jerry D.
One of the best shows I've seen as a member of Goldstar. I've seen hundreds of performances using goldstar and I've been at the New Conservatory Theater many times. This show tops them all for humor and meaning. You'll particularly like this one if you like show tunes and/or are Gay. Brilliant writing and a mostly well chosen cast. One singer needs to belt out a song with more volume or should be given a mike. Other than that a must see.Written on Jan 10 2011
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Les Tift
This is a very cute show. Not meant to be anything deep and it's not, but it's fun. The singers could have been a little louder, but they were good and hilarious. I would and have recommended this show.Written on Jan 26 2011
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More Information About Dirty Little Showtunes!
Website
http://www.nctcsf.org/press_room/dirty_little_showtunes.htm
Quotes & Highlights
- See YouTube videos from Tom Orr's Dirty Little Showtunes.
Description
A brand new edition of the popular bawdy Broadway parody revue featuring showtunes galore with Tom Orr’s ingenious lyrical spin. This show is sure to be a very naughty and nice winter season event!
Directed by F. Allen Sawyer
Musical Direction by Scrumbly Koldewyn
Starring: David Bicha, Eric Brizee, Cameron Cummings, Alpha Mulugeta, Tom Orr and Joe Wicht