Hit Corporate Musical Comedy How to Succeed...
Saratoga Civic Theater, At the corner of Allendale and Fruitvale (13777 Fruitvale Ave. Saratoga, CA 95070)
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- $29.00 - $33.00
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- $14.50 - $16.50*
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The last date listed for How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying was Saturday December 3, 2011 / 8:00pm.
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Bristol Riverside Theatre presents RENT, the Pulitzer and Tony-winning rock musical by Jonathan Larson, based on Puccini's opera, La Boheme. The musical tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive, love and create under the shadow of AIDS in New York's Lower East Side in the golden days of bohemian Alphabet City. The timeless story comes to vivid life through the modern rock score, including such favorites as "La Vie Boheme," "What You Own," and "Seasons of Love." Learn More
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Patricia Gwynn on Where to Eat
Candy and coffee
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Plenty of free parking
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gregamatic on Where to Eat
Basic refreshments in lobby, nothing allowed in the theater
12 Goldstar Member Reviews
Robert A.
I must say that seeing the performance of "How to Succeed..." was one of the most fantastic nights of theater that I have attended in quite awhile. Not only were the actors professional with great voices but the production values of this production was out of this world. The sets were 1st rate and the changing from scene to scene was flawless and executed with perfection which made it look like it was part of the play. The orchestra led by Jeff was top-notch loaded with 22 very professional and talented musicians. They sounded great without being overbearing and drowning out the singers. Our seats were in the middle of the 3rd row with a spectacular view, however really there was no bad seat in this very modern cozy theater. The lighting was right on. My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and we would highly recommend this production to anyone wishing to enjoy a GREAT night of musical theater!Written on Dec 10 2011
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Bill Ereneta
Having performed in this musical several times in the past, I had forgotten how musicals from the '60s were very LONG! I guess that theatre goers from that era were used to sitting through performances which were in excess of three hours; this one ended at 11:15. The WVLO production was well cast, but the pacing seemed a bit slow, which added to the longness of the show. I don't know if the most recent Broadway revival of the show has been cut in any way, but I would suspect that it was, to keep the essence of the show, but to address the needs of the audience.Written on Dec 05 2011
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Great music, dancing; cute performances. A fun show to watch - a slice of Americana!Written on Dec 05 2011
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It was terrible. The story boring. The songs awful and the voices of the singers terrible.Written on Nov 21 2011
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About the Ticket Supplier: West Valley Light Opera Association
West Valley Light Opera Association (WVLOA) was formed in 1964. The object of WVLOA is to promote cultural activity in the area and to provide opportunities for anyone with dramatic aspirations to take part in theatrical productions under the guidance of experienced Play Directors. WVLOA is a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization.