The last remaining shows of the San Francisco production are:
Friday June 26 at 9:00 pm
Saturday June 27 a double header with shows at 7:30 and 10:30
Friday, July 3 at 9:00 pm- LAST SF SHOW EVER!
Must be 21 years and older to attend.
Point Break LIVE!, the Brechtian blockbuster which garnered a "Seattle P-I Best of Seattle 2004" award, as well as rave reviews across the nation, tells the story of former college football star Johnny Utah -- Keanu Reeves in the film -- who goes in pursuit of the surfing, bankrobbing, skydiving, bare-hand-fighting adrenaline-junkie-cum-Zen-master Bodhi Sattva. The show features armed robbery, big-wave surfing, car chases, explosions, and no less than two extended skydiving sequences.
Best of all, the starring role of Keanu will be selected at random from the audience each night, with the lucky winner reading their entire script off of cue-cards. This method manages to capture the rawness of a Keanu Reeves performance even from those who generally think themselves incapable of acting.
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Read what our TM Insiders had to say about Point Break LIVE!!
Review: Totally Rad Friday - Go see this show - its a BLAST!byGAB_1658434
How can a sold out audience rolling in the aisles, screaming, howling, with laughter, dodging squirt guns, bank robberies, kidnapping and... like totally awesome hanging on the ultimate wave/ride with cute surfer dudes NOT be the best thing you can do on a Friday night? Go see it!
Rocks my socks off!!! Buy the survival pack. So good. They sell beers and meatball subs. Fan of the movie or fan of surfing this will delight everyone.
Heard about this show, was excited to see it. What a waste of time. The show is embarrassing. The best part is the audition at the beginning of the show, and then the guy who played Johnny was great. But the other actors sucked. They just didnt get it, took it all too seriously and then just thought it was funny to spray the audience with all kinds of stuff, stupid. Rent the movie and get some booze and invite some friends over. 25 bucks for this crap is just not worth it.
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