The Real Housekeepers of Studio City

The singing was lots of fun. The characters were interesting and played well. The story was a bit loose but nonetheless it was entertaining. It was a good showcase of talent in its silliness. I left smiling. I enjoyed myself.... full review

Highlight actors are Gabrielle Sanalitro and Joe Greene! Great fun performances. The songs were wonderful and mostly had really nice variances with their melodies and rhythmic styles. The book was a little loose and probably could use some improvement. But it was a fun hour and a celebration of roles, putting the normally second bananas first. Go you'll laugh and smile.... full review

Filled with catchy tunes & familiar tv characters as well as cariacatures, this musical is sure to put a smile on your face (especially when Consuela is on stage). With a little work, this cleverly written, though often cliche, script has a lot of potential to blossom into Broadway's next big show. ... full review

Move over broadway, Heidi Powers, Tom Moore, and Joe Greene have written a monstrously awesome new Musical that is fun for the entire family! The Real Housekeepers of Studio City transports it's audience into a fictional version of Studio City, California where your favorite TV Housekeepers are ready to answer the next wanted ad on Craigslist. Yes, the premise is a bit silly, but this hour long musical only exists for it's audience to relax and have a good time. And that's exactly what happens! The multi-talented cast gives amazing performances and my only regret is that we don't get to see more of them in the lime light. Gabby Santalitro steals the show as ROSEY THE ROBOT from The Jetsons AND the ever infamous CONSUELA. She is a comic f... full review

"The Real Housekeepers of Beverly Hills" is a hoot. My wife and I saw the 11:30 performance last Friday and we really enjoyed it. The songs are fun, acting was great, characters were instantly recognizable and hilarious. Special kudos to Gabby Sinalitro's "Consuela" who had me in tears with her unshakable deadpan. There is nothing heavy in this show. It is pure fun and fluff and a great respite from many of the more serious shows here at Fringe. Don't get me wrong- I love serious theatre- but sometimes you need to just let go and this was the perfect show for that. I highly recommend getting reacquainted with the help from tv-land and see "The Real Housekeepers of Studio City."... full review

Lurch!!! OMG. I wish I had the cast names to compliment more specifically, but I'll do my best to let you know who you are. The character of Lurch was portrayed phenomenally. Just ... great physical comedy in its simplicity. I don't think I caught the guy blink once. Great commitment. Now, here's I guess why I give the show a like it, not love it ... the actress who played ... um ... the voluptuous woman - the first housekeepr - and um ... the one from the 70s? From the Jeffersons I guess? You. You were also really, really wonderful. She has pipes and a natural flair that carries her musical numbers from start to finish. She was also very impressive. But we see where the problem lies. The characters in this show ... full review

This show took me back to my childhood! I laughed the whole way through, and was able to think "wow I wish this were really possible". You can see my full review here: http://spencercotter.wordpress.com/2013/06/25/pure-nostalgia/... full review

A TON OF FUN!! Get ready to smile , chuckle, guffaw, tear up, & if you're like me- howl out loud with this hilarious nod to not only some of our most beloved syndicated housekeepers and maids, but a tongue in cheek made -you -look send up of today's generation of reality shows. The merging of worlds can be a bit dizzying but if you grew up watching most of these shows it turns into a real party as you wait to see who shows up next. Stand outs include Composer Joe Greene whose jaw dropping spot on Edna Garrett had me both guffawing and mortified reliving all those strange Mrs. Garrett quirks including the cemented hair do and Katherine Hepburn vibrato ( butter 'em up!!!) , and the absolute show stealer Gabby Sanalitro whose darling and na... full review

Lani Shipman was extraordinary, she's the glue that makes the funny, funny. The Real Housekeepers of Studio City is a refreshing romp in a stagnet pool of reality monotony. Like all good theatre, it is a recipe of good writing and fine casting. Congratulations to a fabulous show! Carrie-ann Pishnak... full review

A genuine wild romp in the Charles Busch tradition. A real crowd pleaser.... full review