About once every two years, Lakewood Theatre Company loses its collective mind. It has just happened again with their latest production, El Grande de Coca-Cola. Written by Ron House, Diz White, Alan Shearman, and John Neville-Andrews, this musical tour-de-farce owes much to its origin story in a Barcelona bar in the 1960s where House met a […]
Alan Shearman, Andrew Harris, British comedy, Bullshot Crummond: The Evil Eye of Jabar and The Invisible Bride of Death, Diz White, El Grande de Coca-Cola, Eric Furuheim, Franny Kromminga, Heather Ovalle, John Neville-Andrews, Lakewood Theatre Company, mime, musical comedy, musical review, parody, Ron House, Sam Schultz, slapstick, VaudevilleSherry Wickman (Heather Ovalle) just got her first real job out of college, and is coming out of a depression that lasted several months. Grace (Annie Rimmer), Sherry’s sister, has been dumped by her fiancé Troy. We learn much later in the play what’s ailing Joseph (Tim Blough) and his son Zack (Michael Lissman). Meanwhile, […]
Annie Rimmer, Clackamas Community College, Clackamas Repertory Theatre, comedy, depression, Heather Ovalle, Jayne Stevens, Kim Rosenstock, Michael Lissman, Tigers Be Still, Tim Blough