James Judd's Whoop Click!: New Solo Show from 7 Sins Creator/Star
The Dark Room (San Francisco, CA)
Rated 3.7 by 48 members who went.
James Judd presents his new show Whoop Click! Known for his hilarious one-man show 7 Sins, Judd's newest autobiographical work tells the story of his attempts to lose weight at a run-down Florida fat camp, accompanied by his four opinionated aunts. NPR host and comedian Marilyn Pittman opens the show.
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- josephine
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josephine
Member since 2008
3 Reviews
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7 Sins made me a devoted fan, so I was really excited about Whoop Click. And now I can't stop telling my friends and co-workers about it - Judd is HILARIOUS! He's a masterful storyteller, building drama and intrigue as he creates a multi-character cast, each one of the Mormon aunts distinctly ideocyncratic. Judd's talent too amazing, too huge for the Darkroom, and he needs a space large enough for his talent. Just a matter of time before he's on Broadway. Even knowing the story, I will go back, and I'll bring more friends. This will sell out.
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- Bugsy
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Bugsy
Member since 2008
13 Reviews
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I loved 7 SINS and I loved this new show, too. Funny, intimate, a little bit edgier in parts. I would love to see him in a bigger, fancier theater befitting the city's new leading man of solo performance but The Dark Room has its charms. Marilyn Pittman was hilarious and the woman who sang Edith Piaf songs at the beginning was terrific. This is the best entertainment bargain in the city. I will recommend it highly.
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- Anson
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Anson
Member since 2009
2 Reviews
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Another awesome show and with what a great price. I've taken my management team to 7 sins last time and everyone loved it. We once again had a team building day for work and took everyone to James's show last night and all had a great time ! Congratulations James on your another successful opening night!
we will be back again!
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Dress
- A bit warm in theater.
- Anything goes, but it's a smartly dressed casual crowd.
Parking And Transportation
- Just 2 1/2 blocks from 16th St. BART.
- Parking is iffy in the Mission. Cab if you can.
- Rough
Food And Drinks
- Taqueria Cancun is directly across the street and open late (after the show)
- We loved Charanga, on Mission bet. 19th & 20th. Latin cuisine.
- Farina for the most authentic Italian (Ligurian) food in SF, pricey but worth it.
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More Details About James Judd's Whoop Click!
Quotes & Highlights
- A San Francisco Sentinel "Critic's Choice"
- SF Weekly's "Pick of the Stage"
- "Like 7 Sins, this one gallops along at a pace guaranteed to lose (Judd) 10 pounds a performance. (Or maybe it's just the sequined orange jumpsuit that does him in.)" --Orlando Sentinel
- "Judd's monologue is filled with great comic and descriptive writing, adroit physical comedy, precise and skillful delivery. Judd has the audience at his mercy." --Orlando Weekly
- "Very much like a night out with an old friend... this year's most charming Fringe performance." --Winnipeg Uptown Magazine
More Information
Whoop Click! is James Judd’s follow-up to his popular hit 7 Sins. After gaining an ungainly amount of weight, James checks himself into a Florida “Wellness Retreat” that turns out to be a run-down fat camp. Worse, he’s accompanied by the same four overly-opinionated Mormon aunts from Utah popularized in 7 Sins. Family scandal, forced exercise, marriage politics, and a looming hurricane create chaos in his latest autobiographical comedy. NPR host and comedian Marilyn Pittman opens the show.
