AMAZING work on a perfectly directed play. I can't say I was surprised to see another work directed by Sheri Lee Miller that made me want to see it again and again, but this one has been one of her finest productions. I see a lot of plays in Los Angeles, (several a week) but this exceptional work should not be missed. 15 characters all defined and played seamlessly by two very talented actors in a romp that will have you laughing all the way. The speed, dexterity and sense of place are all seamlessly portrayed to provide a look into a small Irish town, the setting of a new film work where the townspeople and others are extras. The action follows the experience of the primary characters and each ones desires for the future. As extras in the film being made they experience the life of film making for its ups and downs. This well written play holds up it's end, but the production itself was superb. The townspeople are each portrayed with love and agility, moving one to the other in a seamless barrage of fun. The almost entirely bare set belays its magical use by the efforts of both director and actors, as nothing is missed. On the wall facing are Irish scenes that add but not disturb, giving a sense of place, as do the multiple regional accents. Kudos for lighting design, costumes and to the talented Jimmy Gagarin and Sam Coughlin and their wonderfully choreographed (Allison Baker) dancing scene. Don't miss this one. Too few seats available, so snap them up as fast as you can and bring a friend or two. Ample parking available.

This was a very nice venue. People were very professional running the theater. The performance was very well cast and was very entertaining.

Just got back from seeing Hamlet. Not my usual cup of tea but I did enjoy it. Been there many times. Four of the seats have our names on them as we were doners when the place was built, Great fun at great prices!

Went to see a Comedy in the small theater. It was so much fun and the environment was very relaxed. No bad seats.

I have enjoyed the Kutups performances the past two years in July and have also attended Pete Escobedo when he performed at Spreckels. It is a very accessible venue now that Snyder Avenue street repairs have been completed.