A Night in Vegas
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 27, 2010
Closed May 27, 2010
Opened May 27, 2010
Closed May 27, 2010
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Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
Visit the A Night in Vegas website:
http://www.anightinvegasoffbroadway.com
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Set in the gayest hotel on the Vegas strip, Joe Marshall's award-winning comedy A Night in Vegas is a raucous comedy that features six vignettes that cover everything from male prostitutes to anonymous sex, to gay marriage to bickering closet smoking lesbians.
A Night in Vegas was awarded the AriZoni Award for Best Original Script and Best Overall Production and NUVO, Indy's Alternative Voice raved "Vegas will make you laugh!" and nytheatre.com has called Marshall's writing "adept at creative sitcom-style situations and at writing one-liners!" for his last NY production The Gayest Christmas Pageant Ever!
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Full frontal male nudity and forced humor are the primary ingredients of A Night in Vegas, writer/director Joe Marshall's gay male sex comedy, currently playing the Bleecker Street Theatre. The 90-minute intermissionless show is composed of short unrelated vignettes set in the same Las Vegas hotel room, and shares a similar premise with Neil Simon's Plaza Suite and California Suite, although anyone expecting anything close to the level of Simon's comic wit will be sorely disappointed.
The first scene concerns long-term lovers Ted (Nicholas Pierro) and Steven (Kelly Riley), whose weekend getaway is interrupted by a male prostitute (Joe Fanelli), a corpse that doesn't seem to want to stay de[...]