Unbeatable Harold, A Romantic Adventure, at Ruskin Group Theatre Company
Ruskin Group Theatre (3000 Airport Ave. Santa Monica, CA 90405)
- Full Price:
- $15.00
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- FREE - $7.50*
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The last date listed for Unbeatable Harold was Saturday August 16, 2008 / 8:00pm.
17 Goldstar Member Reviews
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It was only 37 minutes long. Although it had a few funny moments and even a little bit of insight, it was only average in terms of performances by the two actors and the staging. They flubbed lines and seemed a little lost at times. Not really worth the effort of going there (and I live only minutes from the theatre) for such a short, mediocre play.Written on Jun 30 2008
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April Alexander
We thoroughly enjoyed what we felt was an unexpected, hilarious, well written and superbly acted show!Written on Jun 30 2008
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Unbeatable Harry was indeed unbeatable--a play that deals with the complexities of life and relationships in such an elegantly simple, yet poignant, manner. The acting was right on and the actors played off each other with great timing. There was plentiful humor sprinkled throughout. Albeit a short running time, it seemed just right--though it left me wanting more. This is the second production of the Ruskin Theater we've seen and so far they've bowled strikes.Written on Jun 17 2008
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I went to this one-act play (about 50 minutes long) with my 14 year-old son and my 70+ year-old mother. All three of us thoroughly enjoyed every minute!Written on Jun 16 2008
The writing and acting were superb. The balance between some very funny lines sobering moments in a slice-of-life relationship really kept us glued to the show.
The theatre is very intimate, comfortable, and has free parking. This was our second time at the Ruskin and we'll definitely be back again.
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More Information About Unbeatable Harold
Description
Nothing is impossible in the heart of an artist or for those who dare to dream…BIG. When a man’s passion pushes him to venture into unfamiliar commitments, anything can happen. When he falls for a beautiful girl who seems to miss some of the splendor of life’s bigger possibilities, there is always so much to be explored. The fun of this story is how it makes audiences feel!
Written by Randy Noojin.
John Ruskin (director) is the company’s founder and artistic director. His years of experience include his studies at the Yale School of Drama, University of Colorado in Boulder and the British American Drama Academy in Oxford, England. He returned to New York where he studied under Sanford Meisner at The Neighborhood Playhouse and on the West Indian island of Bequia. At Sanford Meisner’s request, Ruskin became his apprentice and joined the acting faculty of the Neighborhood Playhouse, where he taught under Meisner’s direction.

