Julius Galacki

A little rap, a little dance and a lot of comedy. These two guys have great timing and really work well (verbally) bouncing off of each other. This is the kind of show that really works in a Fringe festival. The only thing on stage are the two guys and some sound equipment.... full review

First let me say that I'm usually a comedy-drama kind of guy where characters are real and one believes in the emotional truth of those characters. Thus, I'm not automatically into skit humor UNLESS there's a particular cleverness or intelligence or an imaginative theatricality to the staging / performance of that broad humor. Magnum Opus Theatre DOES have those qualities... this is my fourth show I've seen of theirs and again I guffawed through most of it. First of all, they have a high concep... full review

This is a funny show built out of a series of skits going in chronological from Shakespeare to the current era, for the most part satirizing the trials and tribulations of the creative class (writers and/or actors). The relatively large cast are all talented and move from scene to scene with energy and aplomb. All get their moment to shine in one skit or another. The humor is often derived from juxtaposing modern practices with a past era. So Shakespeare has to deal with a focus group and W... full review

Clever, witty send-up of a David Bowie-like Glam rocker doing a Mr. Rogers like TV show. The style of the songs is so spot on, one would think some lost tapes from the Ziggy Stardust album have been found, i.e. until one listens carefully to the lyrics. ... full review

Very well directed, well acted piece. As for the writing, this is the kind of topic that could easily have been pat, unsurprising and painful to sit through, however, not only are the characters specific and not generic, but moreover it is structured in such a way as to create just enough tension and mystery to heighten interest while still giving room for the questions of moral responsibility that the play is most interested in.... full review