Tag Archive for the term: review haiku

Review Haiku:
Twenty five really
good minutes sandwiched between
five and five bad ones
The writer’s creative process is rarely a fascinating one. Especially when the writer is blocked up and hating himself. Indeed, that much blocking going on on that legendary improv stage was a downright crime.
Once the blocking was over and the writer finally picked a story [...]

Review Haiku:
otto and astrid
playing rock and roll music
puts my heart at peace
The beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssstttttttttttt bbaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnddddddddddddd iiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnn ze world.
See it. Twice.

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Die Roten Punkte at Just For Laughs Studio
13 Jun @ 21.15
16 Jun @ 19.45
18 Jun @ 21.15
19 Jun @ 16.00
20 Jun @ 18.00
21 Jun @ 23.00
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Review Haiku:
about as funny
as you can get when putting
on a cancer play
Good acting. Good writing. Good performance. It makes you forget just how heavy the subject matter really is. The genuine charm and easygoing nature of the two performers sucks you in quick, and the sophmoric, male-bonding humour keeps you going. Unfortunately though, this is [...]

review haiku
never has my mind
changed so much in one show
goes from suck to blow
By the fifth minute I was ready to leave. Damn my seat far away from the door. Damn it to heck. Why had I subjected myself to another hot sweater hour of bad theatre? The first act felt like a mildly interesting [...]

review haiku:
improvised silly
this train to cincinnati
happily goes nowhere
Amid some truly inspired moments, such as the titular “Argument with a Dolphin,” this train ride to Cincinnati (yours will invariably be a different trip) kept the chuckles coming fairly regularly. Watching improv is hit or miss, but Without Annette cleverly gets the audience to choose their fate, [...]

review haiku:
locked in a cabin,
sweaty crazy beekeepers,
drip and go crazy.
The Beekeepers divvies up a healthy portion of morose and not quite enough of a portion of hilarity. Both actors are very strong, and play their parts well, but Christine Armstrong’s role of listless housewife doesn’t give her much room to shine. The dejected [...]