A Harmony Boys Christmas

My cheeks hurt from a perpetual state of smiling and/or laughing out loud. And I don't think I was the only one. Brilliant cast, totally unique show and very deserving of the packed house on opening night! ... full review

The Harmony Boys is a skewering satire of modern life, politics, race relations, gender equality, etc. all told through a 1962 Christmas special hosted by the titular quartet. Boasting strong singing, and even stronger jokes, I was laughing from start to finish. The show leaves virtually no group off its (often) naughty joke list, but it’s done so cleverly, innocently, and genuinely, through the prism of an early ’60’s worldview, that it’d be hard to take offense. Tight writing, excellently chosen songs, a strong band, a clever concept, subtle but brilliant choreography, and tons of laugh out loud moments make this an overall fantastic show.... full review

Bawdy, hilarious and ridiculous. Take one part 50s homophobia, two parts American exceptionalism, a healthy dose of alcoholism, shake and serve over a very talented rendition of Christmas Crooners chilled. You will not be disappointed to step back and poke fun at a by gone age. Delicious! ... full review

So so good!... full review

Great show, so much fun! I love the subversive sense of humor. For all of the casual skewering, there's also great singing & choreography. Well paced. Some phrases, altered lyrics and visuals will be burned into my brain forever, reprised every Christmas (and at inopportune moments in between). The Harmony Boys need to put out a Christmas album for sure!... full review

I thought it was smooth, pointed and fun.... full review

Really bad idea from start to finish. Terrible toilet humor relentlessly pounded into the ground. ... full review