One-Man Star Wars Trilogy
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 9, 2005
Closed Dec 31, 2005
Opened Aug 9, 2005
Closed Dec 31, 2005
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Running Time:
1hr. 7min.
1hr. 7min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Charles Ross, in one hour of precisely choreographed chaos, hilariously pays homage to the original Star Wars trilogy. He plays all the characters, recreates the effects, sings the music, flies the ships, fights both sides of the battles...
Extension Schedule:
THANKSGIVING WEEK:
Wednesday 11/23 at 3pm
Wednesday 11/23 at 8pm
Thursday 11/24 8pm
Friday 11/25 3pm
Friday 11/25 8pm
Saturday 11/26 3pm
Saturday 11/26 8pm
Sunday 11/27 3pm
NOVEMBER 29 - DECEMBER 18:
Tuesday 8pm
Wednesday 8pm
Thursday 8pm
Friday 8pm
Saturday 7pm
Saturday 10:30 pm
Sunday 3pm
DECEMBER 27 - 31:
Tuesday 12/27 8pm
Wednesday 12/28 3pm
Wednesday 12/28 8pm
Thursday 12/29 8pm
Friday 12/30 3pm
Friday 12/30 8pm
Saturday 12/31 3pm
Saturday 12/31 6pm
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The sheer number of movie spoofs playing in New York this season is probably a sign of how desperate New York theaters are for new audiences. A partial list includes Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy, You See Us As You Want to See Us... Reflections from The Breakfast Club, and the upcoming Silence! The Musical. (In addition, two of Broadway's new musicals -- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Monty Python's Spamalot -- are film to stage adaptations.) Now, Canadian fanboy Charles Ross throws another log onto the fire with his well-toured One-Man Star Wars Trilogy, which performs at Off-Broadway's Lamb's Theater, suitably enough, until Halloween.
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