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Add to that a little mischief, a bit of Puckish misdirection.
And thus starts the beginning of an early 20th century quest for something beyond the bored and politely veiled cynicism of class and wealth beyond oneself. In the same chapter, Hermia Challoner, this force of nature pitted against the nature of her social milieu, laughingly tells her maid, "Better die living-than be living dead."
The understudies were Richard Poe, Jane Sell Trese, Lannyl Stephens and David Beach."To the quiet Titine her mistress created an impression of bringing not only herself into the room, but also the violent horse and the whole of the out-of-doors besides." -Chapter 1 of Madcap. GEORGE HAY - Phillip Bosco CHARLOTTE HAY - Carol Burnett ETHEL - Jane Connell ROSALIND - Randy Graff HOWARD - Andy Taylor EILEEN - Kate Miller PAUL - Dennis Ryan RICHARD - James Valentineĭirected by Tom Moore Set Design by Heidi Landesman Costume Design by Bob Mackie Lighting by Ken Billington Sound Design by Tony Meola Fights staged by B.H. It was produced by Elizabeth Williams, Heidi Landesman, DTL Entertainment, Hal Luftig and Jujamcyn Theatres with the following cast: Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo premiered on Broadway at the Martin Beck Theatre on October 1, 1995. Be prepared to leave the theater exhausted from laughter." It’s “Waiting for Guffman” meets “Noises Off” meets your favorite Shakespeare comedy as performed by the Marx Brothers. Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo is what a staged comedy should be. " Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo will certainly make you laugh!" "Stuffed with comic invention, running gags and a superb sense of absurdity, this is truly a love-letter to live theatre." “Very, very funny with lots of belly laughs!” “ Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo is by far Broadway’s funniest, most enjoyable lighthearted play. “Moon Over Buffalo is hilarious! Ludwig stuffs his play with comic invention, running gags and neat sense of absurdity. I have seen Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo three times! I expect you to see it once.” This has to be one of the most hysterical things ever put onstage. The second act has a show-within-a-show spoof of “Private Lives” with everybody in the wrong costumes reading the wrong lines. "The funniest show in New York … The comedy has audiences rolling in the aisles. Just go by 45th Street around 8 o’clock and you’ll hear the theatre rollicking.” "oles that any actor of a certain age would give his or her soul to play." “Ken Ludwig is one of those rare contemporary playwrights who thinks in terms of old-fashioned knockabout farce, and that’s something to be cherished.” “ Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo packs more comic genius onto the stage than anything in recent memory!” " Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo tops the mayhem and pitch-perfect farce of his other hit, 'Lend Me a Tenor.'"
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