The Roxy Theatre (West Hollywood, CA)
The internationally acclaimed, award-winning rascals of theatrical mayhem are back and they're ready to rock 'n' roll -- The Comedy of Aerosmith at the Roxy!
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The last date listed for The Comedy of Aerosmith was Wednesday September 8, 2004 / 8:00pm (Doors open at 7:00pm). (view all dates)
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This Broadway hit musical, based on the beloved holiday tale, features the classic tunes "You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch" and "Welcome Christmas." The production stars John Larroquette (Night Court) as the narrator "Old Max" and Stefan Karl (Nick Jr.'s Lazy Town) as The Grinch. Magnificent sets and costumes inspired by Dr. Seuss' original illustrations help transport audiences to the whimsical world of Whoville, breathing new life into this timeless story of the true meaning of the Holiday Season. Learn More
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Whether they've been to Hollywood or not, rock performers worldwide know the legendary Roxy Theatre. And aspire to play there. The Roxy is known as a place where dreams can come true and frequently do. Bands which got their first break there often continue to come back and play the Roxy for 'old times' sake'. Legends like surf guitarist Dick Dale is a loyal supporter, as are Korn, The Donnas, J
Don your leather pants, grab a bottle o' whiskey and come rip it up with the Troubies led by their front man of flair, Matt Walker. Troubadour Theater Company's latest release pairs William Shakespeare's comedic tale of mistaken identity, The Comedy of Errors with the music of outrageous rock icon, Aerosmith in their production of The Comedy of Aerosmith!
Shipwrecked many years ago, Aegeon of the San Fernando Valley is forced to Dream On as he searches in vain for his lost wife, one of his twin sons and one of their twin servants. While on his trek, he lands in Hollywood and falls prey to an obscure law written by a Duke that Looks Like a Lady condemning him to death unless he pays an enormous fine within 24 hours.
The clock starts ticking and Janie's Got a Gun as the action begins to unfold. Mistaken identity and mass confusion lead to Love In An Elevator and a Big Ten Inch Record. As in all the Bard's comedic tales, happy endings prevail and Sweet Emotion floods over everyone as the family is reunited and left to party into the night.
So hop in a car or a rock n' roll bus for that matter, grab your in-laws or some outlaws and Walk This Way because the bad boys and girls of Troubadour Theater Company are starting their hardcore, knockabout, Shakespearean RockFest tour.