Perfect Harmony
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 27, 2010
Closed Nov 13, 2010
Opened Oct 27, 2010
Closed Nov 13, 2010
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Before there was Glee, there was something we like to call Perfect Harmony. Where competition trumped everything. Where victory knew no limits. Where even the most innocent act could be seen as something treacherous, and no good deed went unpunished. This quirky, wickedly funny and mildly twisted comedy will bring you back to a time when navigating the brutal halls of high school was the most important thing in the world. Friendships are tested, loves are lost and won, and really high notes are sung. Oh, and the show contains tons of your favorite 80s pop songs.
Whether you were a jock, homecoming queen, prep, nerd or misfit, Perfect Harmony will give you something to sing about!
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Perfect Harmony, now at the Acorn Theater, sounds like a rip-off of Glee but the truth is this 100-minute tuner was seen several years back at New York City's 2006 Fringe Festival. Unfortunately, this tale of two combative high school singing clubs -- one all-male, the other all-female -- is simply too arch and too modestly sung to engender the same sort of enthusiasm as the FOX-TV hit.
While this show, written by Andrew Grosso and a crew of actor-singers calling themselves The Essentials, charmed in its initial incarnation, the entirely new 10-member troupe playing the two groups, The Acafellas and The Ladies in Red, have done the show no favors. Furthermore, Grosso has unwisely encourage[...]