A Bartender Searches for Normalcy in Comedic Show Normal Confusion
Promenade Playhouse (1404 Third Street Promenade Santa Monica, CA 90401)
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The last date listed for Normal Confusion was Wednesday May 30, 2007 / 8:00pm.
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Richard W.
Good effort by the actor/writer. Some vignettes work better than the others. Venue was fineWritten on May 20 2007
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More Information About Normal Confusion
Website
http://www.normalconfusion.com/
Quotes & Highlights
- "Rhodes takes the viewer and literally plops them at the bar, where they experience firsthand the dreams and searing humanity of their fellow man in a funny, poignant way" --Backstage West
Description
Now making its west coast premiere, Normal Confusion stars Rhodes Short as a Detroit bartender who ponders the question: What is normal? He finds the answers through all the characters he meets while working at the Motown Bar and Grill. This one-man show will make audiences laugh as well as think.
Director Doug McKeon guides Short through this one-man experience using video, stand-up, poetry and more, with characters like a homeless man, a male stripper, the Pillsbury Doughboy and a talking bottle of beer—just to name a few.
While bartending and waiting tables for 20 years, Rhodes Short heard a common complaint: “Why can’t I be normal? Why can't I have a normal job/car/family/husband/wife/life/etc.?” Out of these experiences came his one-man show, Normal Confusion, which has played in Philadelphia and now Los Angeles.