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Can We Get an Amen for Southern Baptist Sissies?       

Southern Baptist Sissies, om ArtBuzz Theatrics, begins innocently enough with four young men in white shirts singing in lovely four-part harmony. Then playwright Del Shores and Director Larry Buzzeo get to work, and before it’s over, we realize we’ve been taken to church in more ways than one. Southern Baptist Sissies is one hell of a revival.

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Only One Out of Four Visits Lands, But California Suite is Not Neil Simon’s Best

Neil Simon’s California Suite produced by Curtain Call Playhouse, is a series of four playlets revolving around guests at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Three vignettes are disappointments that don’t land at all, but one is the proverbial “diamond in the rough” that is worth the visit.

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Did the Butler Really Do It? In ‘The Butler Did It’ At The Willow

Produced by Curtain Call Playhouse,,, The Butler Did It is billed as “an evening of mystery, hoopla, and outrageous hijinks.” They’re not kidding, because it’s all that and more.

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