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don't make me look too psychotic - A One Man Show

The Shelton Theater (533 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 94102)
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Bruce Pachtman appears at the Shelton Theater with his solo comedy that has already run in San Francisco for 73 weeks -- don't make me look too psychotic.

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The last date listed for Don't Make Me Look Too Psychotic was Saturday November 27, 2004 / 8:00pm.

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http://www.toopsychotic.net/

Quotes & Highlights

  • "Gut-bustingly funny, which is no small feat considering the seriousness of the material. Pachtman's characterizations are perfect...Plus, it's a great story." --San Francisco Bay Guardian
  • "At times hysterical and rarely dull, Pachtman's humor is self-deprecating, and he's masterful at making fun of himself" --Philadelphia Weekly
  • "Pachtman's dialogue is funny and insightful, and his play is one of the most refreshing romantic comedies to come along in some time." --Timeout.com

Description

don't make me look too psychotic
Written and performed by Bruce Pachtman
Originally performed by Bruce Pachtman

A playwright dates a woman who presses him to write a show about her. She even inadvertently suggests the perfect title for this unusual romantic comedy that celebrates the triumph of a break-up when she cautions, "don't make me look too psychotic."

In a mesmerizing one-man performance, Bruce Pachtman engages us as a close friend having a heart-to-heart talk about every sordid and
savory detail of a romance gone bad. A superb craftsman on stage, Pachtman weaves a riveting, surprisingly provocative dialogue between himself, an East Coast native now living in San Francisco, and Gloria, the sexy, intelligent woman who wants ... well, what does she want?