Bartholomew Fair, NJ
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SHOW INFORMATION

Average of 5 stars from 1 ratings.

CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 17, 2009
Closed Jul 28, 2009

Playing at
WorkShop Theater Company - Main Stage Theater

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http://www.BartholomewFairNJ.com

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

Set in New Jersey in 1985, our tale follows John & Win Littlewit as they venture to the
fair to see an all-sock production of Romeo & Juliet -- "the puppet adaptation of our
time." Populated by more than 20 quirky characters -- including Win's moral mother, a
tricky teamster and a naked messenger named Wasp -- Bartholomew Fair, NJ is a blast
and a blast from the past.

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:

WorkShop Theater Company - Main Stage Theater
312 W 36th St
New York, NY 10018

What are other members saying?

If you miss this you'll miss what theatre can be
What does one have when you take the clever with of director, Billy Mitchell and couple it with a web of circumstance in a fair in New Jersey, and throw some puppeted cross starred lovers into the mix? You have a 90 minutes of one of the most clever scripts adapted to anyone who grew up in 1985 in or around New Jersey. You have two more chances to see a few of my friends in a truly not-to-be missed performance of this adaption of a 17th century world that is created by the brilliant 5 person/ 12+ characters cast of Philip Corso, Leticia Diaz, Mark Dunn, Benjamin Holmes and Courtney Kochuba. Although I cannot take responsibility for any tears, I do suggest you bring some klennex, for you will be needing them for every rise and fall of laughter that will work your abs! Tickets on sale at: www.midtownfestival.org

Reviewed by ldasilva80 on Monday, Jul 20th, 2009

RE:Laugh out loud funny!
This play is so cleverly written and even more cleverly acted. All 5 actors present amazing performances while staying within the authors verse he wrote threw at them. I found myself, many times, laughing out loud but trying to quiet down so I didnt miss the next line. Its perfect for any audience and side-splitting funny!

Reviewed by argeejay on Monday, Jun 22nd, 2009