Untitled: We're Doing a Play

comedy · equal acts productions · Ages 14+ · United States

world premiere
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CINDY MARIE JENKINS certified reviewer June 17, 2013
I knew exactly what to expect going into this play, and the team served it up well. There wasn't much deeper thought or real intrigue; some slapstick went well and some went on too long. It didn't add up to much. Not that everything must. UNTITLED is mostly entertaining, and seems to serve as a useful stress relief for artists who just opened their Fringe show.... full review
JEFF LAUB uncertified reviewer June 24, 2013
A funny, energetic, fast-paced old-school farce with a charming cast. If going to the theatre sometimes feels like having to eat your vegetables, this show is like the surprise trip to an ice cream parlor. ... full review
ANONYMOUS uncertified reviewer June 26, 2013
I was so embarrassed for everyone on that stage. The script was one of the most poorly written things I've ever seen. It was meant to be fluffy and fun, and it was neither. At least fluff would have some wit and thought behind it. I did not laugh or even crack a smile once - I was too busy cringing at every element of this show. The ridiculous sight gags (people falling over an inflatable couch multiple times is not funny to anyone over the age of 5), the racist or fat jokes, and the actors being portrayed an uneducated fools was simply grating and insulting. What made everything worse was the $10 price tag on this 40 minute show. The director says "no refunds" in his bio - clearly there's a reason for that statement. I am so sorry I sat thr... full review
DAN JOHNSON uncertified reviewer June 27, 2013
It was a fun premise, but it got a bit lost in its own silliness. The actors (a talented ensemble) were game for whatever the script threw at them and their energy helped carry the show. A reoccurring bit with the inflatable couch was laid on too thick, and the humor was sophomoric. The marketing and the trailer are both very clever and hint at the talent and potential the piece (and the creators) have. Would like to see what they could do given a bit more time.... full review