From Paul Nasto’s musical direction (music, perfectly timed and tuned), to Amy Carson’s tight choreography that pulls no punches, to the rare triple threats of actors who can sing AND dance, this production has it all right.
The characters of Arsenic and Old Lace are icons of the theatre, brought to life by director Gayle Negri, producer Michael O’Donnell and their dee-lightful cast and crew. There’s lovely chemistry between each of the characters.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Toby’s Dinner Theatre presents I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, a realistic and very funny tribute to the eternal quest for a mate, with all the humor and terror of dating, the long term effects of relationships, the challenges of the modern marriage and parenthood, and more.
Mickey Handwerger’s talented cast brings Goldman’s intricate script of intrigue, humor, hostility and, yes, love, vividly to life with stellar performances.
Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of The British Players’ Mother Goose.
Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of Toby’s Dinner Theater’s production of Annie.
Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of Elden Street Players’ The Musical Of Musicals: The Musical!.
Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of the St. Mark’s Players’ The Importance of Being Earnest.
Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of Toby’s Dinner Theatre’s production of Sweeney Todd.
Read Betsy Marks Delaney’s review of the Colonial Players’ The Curious Savage.
