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Had a great time at the show. I brought eight total - my family and two others. I had never seen the stage play, being familiar with the 70s film only, and while similar, there are notable differences. Naturally, a play's action is confined to only a few locations whereas a film opens things up.
Makeup was very nice, and John Goodwin and Casey Wong are to be commended. Like Bill, I was very tickled by the faux-posters, all based on A & C films. Willie's bedroom set was very well done, and I really liked the cityscape outside of the windows.
The actors all did a great job. Danny really carried the show. The actor who played the television director resembled Phil Silvers; I thought this was intentional, due to makeup, but I think he really did resemble Phil Silvers upon close inspection afterwards!
I saw Ted Newsom, Chuck Williams, and Ron Borst and his wife. There may have been other CHFB-ers there. Hopefully they'll post.
This is my second time attending a show here and my family and I were all very glad we came. Danny and his family are really wonderful people and we always enjoy seeing them.
Perry Shields
Member, Torrance Theatre Company
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