Comments on: Plaza Sweet and Sour

By: The Phantom

The Phantom — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:43:55 +0000

The Phantom would be discovered if he was able to review at preview and unfortunately that would temper his thoughts. But we have already discussed this–at length.

Humbly The Phantom reminds you, your best source for what is happening around the valley is right here at Wha’ Sappening (http://bcsphantom.wordpress.com/wha-sappening/). Make that your bookmark. The Phantom has graciously kept close tabs on the three websites and posts audition, what’s playing and even what’s coming up. If you have an event you wish to see on that page, email the phantom. Instructions on how to do so exist on Wha’ Sappening as well.

It’s official, you no longer have an excuse.

By: techie

techie — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 03:40:57 +0000

Aaargh!! You are so right about the publicist. BW and I went LAST Thursday ’cause we didn’t have a reliable source of reminder of show dates. Our bad, and heart breaking, because we know and love Roy in just about anything from directing to acting any role. Oh well, as previously stated “Talk Radio” was a blast and the last couple of months in B/CS have been a wealth of GOOD theater. St. Michael’s operetta was fun, “Little House of Horrors” was the best ever by the BHS choir. “George Washington Slept Here” at Navasota was super from set to casting to performance, to … and TTC has a wealth of talent (especially Velma) in “Chicago.”

Thanks, Phantom, for a timely review. The closer to the show the better. Just wish we had someone doing it right after the preview, so the actors and maybe even the directors could adjust and improve. Of course, this wouldn’t pertain to the one, most omnipotent director. He could certainly never be improved upon.

Looking forward to your thoughts on Geo. Wash and Chicago.

By: DRW

DRW — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 00:59:25 +0000

As one that has had the pleasure of directing Karen, Miss Daisy, Jesse Mae and have acted with her on stage (Judge: The Court recognizes Miss Fancy. Voice In Court: For two dollars you can recognize her twice!) (Your right these are fun!) and Sam, Boolie, I can say that they are very talented and a delight to work with. We do need to see them more often. Great job everyone !

By: K2

K2 — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:44:59 +0000

Though I agree with most of the review–loved Acts 1 and 3, I can assure you that the actors in Act 1 may have borrowed from real life, but not the one they share today. With that knowledge, my husband and I were genuinely laughing and shedding a tear or two at the end of the act, when Sam leaves Karen. We would love to see these 2 in other plays! Enjoyed the onstage chemistry–and because we know these 2 have quite a different chemistry off stage–would love to see them try on other characters!

By: MamaC

MamaC — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:00:20 +0000

Long time lurker. First time object of a review. Thank you for a good(?) review. MamaC wonders about all the parentheticals (are they truly autobiographical?)[can they be for amusement purposes only]{oh, I see how they can become addicting}. Were was I? Shout out to the hard work of our dear director. Thank you, Deborah. And thank you to our busy, busy prop girls. We couldn’t have done it without you (and your anchovies). You were wonderful. We really do appreciate the ton of unsung work you do to get these productions up and running.

Rody and I had a ton of fun doing this play. We renewed old friendships and made some terrific new friends.So all you fellow actors and actresses come on down to Stage Center. It really was good time.