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1 Quandary Place
Abundance
ADVENTURES OF A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Barroom Philosophers
Border Crossings
Class Notes
Embarrassment & Death
The Falls of Vincent Millay
Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Frisco Fred's Cabaret!
Fuck You Cancer
Great Hymn of Thanksgiving / Conversation
Storm
The Hasheesh Eater
Heavy Metal Playground
HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne
Sexton
i hate my friends
Jesus Rant
Kiss My Booth
Korean Badass
Low Hanging Fruit
Monkey Poet Stand-Up!
Organic Boxed Chicken Stock
parts is parts:
Party of One
RM3
The Sewers
Shopping as a Spiritual Path
Spotless
Stetson Manifesto
A Strange Black Passion
Super Glossy!
TeleMongol
Terrible Voice
Tesla's White Pigeon
Turn of the Screw
You Go First
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Reviewer: Madge
5 Stars
As always the Ripe Theatre delivers thoughtful content piled high with hilarious
antics. This 3 person show left my cheek muscles sore from laughing. Special
kudos to Deb Wade who morphed between characters that were both incredibly
funny and frighteningly familiar.
Favorite part, as with all Ripe shows, the Dance!
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Reviewer: Joan Furst
4 Stars
Well acted, cleverly written, great sound!
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Reviewer: Kerry
4 Stars
Ripe Theater is a truly gifted group - ensemble members have lots of energy
and bring such a wide range of honestly-portrayed characters. "&
billions" brings something for everyone - enjoy!
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Reviewer: Julia
5 Stars
Top notch stuff as usual from the Ripe team, many new characters and a revisiting
of that scary new age couple. Many laugh out loud moments about the end
of life as we know it, peppered with hysterical piped in 'advertising.
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Reviewer: fringe go'er
4 Stars
Must c. Well performed. Excellent.
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Reviewer: Lois
3 Stars
It was hard to get past the venue-the seating at Original Joe's made it
difficult to see the actors (warning to short people-get there early, save
a front seat, and have some linguine or a drink at the bar.) The premise
was interesting, but the execution was predictable, several different scenarios
of people's reaction to the impending end of the world. The people up front
seemed to be enjoying it immensely, while the back room people sulked in
silence for not getting there earlier and getting better seats. The actors,
however did a great job with the material they had, so I would say it was
an entertaining sketch comedy show, but not particularly unique or offbeat.