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Opera Glasses: A comedic Review of Shear Madness

5 hours ago ago from Trendy Boots

If you are reading this, you are probably planning on seeing Shear Madness which is a play written by Paul Portner. In this review, I would like to prepare you for the comedic experience of a lifetime! To get you started, let us just say that the title of the play is a drastic understatement. This is truly a performance requiring opera glasses. As we begin the performance we find ourselves in unisex hair salon. We see that the ...

A Review of Shear Madness the Comedic Mystery with Opera Glasses

13 hours ago ago from Showcasing Hollywood & Bollywood

By Jeff Bridges Chances are, you have heard of Shear Madness, perhaps from a friend, or relative, and are considering attending a performance. My recommendation is that you should not attend, unless you would like to feel physical pain, and suffering from extreme laughter. However if you feel like you cheek and stomach muscles are in healthy enough shape, you may be able to endure this marathon of laughter. Opera glasses are very ...

Opera Glasses and Shear Madness: a Comedic Review

5 hours ago ago from This is Zaza World

If you are planning on seeing the comedy play Shear Madness make sure you bring your Opera Glasses. In reviewing this wonderful performance I must first make sure that you are prepared for aching cheeks, and stomach muscles that will be sore for a week. I loved Shear Madness, Never have I laughed so hard in my life! The play begins in a unisex hair salon; there are many types of people at coming in and out of the salon. We see many ...

Inside the Design Idea – The Sisters Rosensweig

47 minutes ago ago from Light Que 23

I wrote last week about a few projects I am working on that have embraced an aesthetic of minimalism in their productions due to budgetary issues. But how do these ideas arise? More importantly how do they develop into a final product? I have written generically about my design process but I thought it might be fun to explore a single project more in depth to see how these ideas make it to the stage. I was approached by Aaron Davidman, ...

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