christie

I appreciate your comment, but my impression of the audience's response was in line with Mayor McCheese's. I've seen a considerable number of live comedy shows, and I didn't find the audience particularly uproarious—if anything, I thought they seemed polite. I make a point of mentioning the audience's reaction if I find it noteworthy, but I'm not going to describe every mild-mannered crowd I come across.

You're right that my opinion is just that. I'm sure there are plenty of people in this city who would love the play as much as you did and who'd think I'm a curmudgeon for slighting it. But I can't speak for them. I can only report my own impressions. I have to be honest about what I think of the performances I see, because if I'm not, I lose all credibility. At least people know when I write something positive about a play, I really mean it.

... is my hero for today.

I don't find suits sexy. A plain T-shirt does just fine.

If we're adding options, I chose option D: Robert Downey Jr. Always chose the man who makes you laugh. That's real lady porn.

It was so fantastic. Hilarious, moving, brilliant. And who knew Muni could act? (Very well, I might add.)

Giving yourself an hour to get there should have been plenty of time. And why should you have to buy tickets in advance? Seems poorly planned on their part to me.