Double Play

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This charming play is ideal for any audience. Witty and hilarious!... full review

I knew a brief history of Double Play and was interested to see if it still held up all these years later…it does (and does wonderfully)! The acting, though energetic, wasn't over-the-top and was brimming with nuance. The direction made the most of every clever line, made the most of the modest theater space and allowed the characters to make the most of their considerable talents without resorting to sitcom-ish schtick. Something a lesser director could fall trap to. But the real star of the play is the play itself. There aren't enough "Double Plays" in the world. But at least for one night at the Hollywood Fringe, I got to see a walk-off home run! THIS IS A MUST SEE!!!... full review

You don't need to be a sports fan to enjoy this play. Well-written, funny, fast paced production. Great acting, too!... full review

Can two likable losers - opposites in many ways - find happiness on 161st Street, at the ticket box office outside of Yankee Stadium? This winning formula will charm you, make you laugh and, yes, may even touch you somewhere deep inside. Who knows? You may even love the game of baseball a little more after leaving. Highly recommend!... full review

HOLY SMOKES! This play was incredibly dynamic, well-written, and downright funny. These two lovably neurotic characters could carry on for hours and never cease to entertain. A truly enjoyable and telling comment on American fan culture and the bizarre enigmas that bring people together.... full review

Smart and funny, the kind of play that makes you laugh and then suddenly hits you right smack in the heart. The acting was perfect. I'm not a baseball fan, but this play may turn me into one. ... full review

Can't write 40 minutes much better than this... full review

DOUBLEPLAY draws in the audience by being astute, sensitive, tender and funny throughout the play.The characters are engaging in their subtleties and beautifully acted. ... full review

Dennis Danziger's tautly written "Double Play" is both funny and poignant. The actors fully inhabit their circumstances, and in the process, convey truths about baseball and life. Absolutely delightful!... full review