The Accidental Pervert
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SHOW INFORMATION
Opened Jul 15, 2011
Closes Apr 28, 2012
1hr. 30min.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The Accidental Pervert is the story of one boy's odyssey to manhood via a childhood dominated by pornography, an addiction accumulated after the boy happens upon his father's collection of XXX-Rated video tapes in a bedroom closet, just to the right of his golf clubs, above the cowboy boots, behind the sweatshirts, all the way up in the top left hand corner. Andrew Goffman takes his audience on a hilarious and self-deprecating journey into a world of video vixens, X-Rated fantasies, and REALLY dirty movies with no redeeming value whatsoever. He found the tapes at 11 years-of-age. The addiction controlled him until he was 26... THE YEAR HE MET HIS WIFE.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
50 W 13th St
New York, NY 10011
13th Street Repertory Company, founded in 1972 by Artistic Director Edith O'Hara, provides a place for actors, directors, playwrights and technicians to develop their craft in a caring, nurturing, professional environment. Anywhere between five to se [...] Read More
WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?
What are other members saying?
AWESOME!!
Absolutely loved the show...so incredibly funny!! Andrew's an amazing actor, and kept me laughing for the entire 90 minutes!! Highly recommend!!
Reviewed by RobynA29
on Friday, Feb 3rd, 2012
Keep this show going
I loved it and highly recommend it to people who love a swift, funny show. It is worth it - Broadway bound, too.
Reviewed by WGertz
on Monday, Jul 18th, 2011
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There is a serious play buried deep inside The Accidental Pervert, now at The Players Theatre Loft, but writer/performer Andrew Goffman is content to gently sideswipe the profound points of his story and go for laughs instead. And there are plenty of laughs, although his self-deprecating comedy is fundamentally built on a single joke. The end result is cute, in a disgusting sort of way.
There are probably millions upon millions of young boys who stumbled upon their father's skin magazines, dirty movie collections, or French postcards. Very few of them, however, had the same obsessive reaction as the 11-year-old Goffman, who found his father's X-rated videos and subsequently studied them vi[...]