Waiting for Waiting for Godot EXTENDS on raves from the LA Times and more!

"a raw and revealing glimpse into the actor's existential dilemma... careens, amusingly, between vaudevillian slapstick and metaphysical absurdism"

What kind of people hang around waiting for a promise that doesn't come? Waiting for Waiting for Godot EXTENDS through Sat 21 Dec, with rave reviews across the board!  I'll be hanging out at the Plunge after the show Friday if you want to say Hi!  Click a date for on-line tickets, just $15 for any show... Friday 13 December, 8pm* *Marian Gonzalez in for Julie Marchiano Saturday 14 December, 8pm Sunday 15 December, 5pm Monday 16 December, 8pm Thursday 19 December, 8pm Friday 20 December, 8pm Saturday 21 December, 8pm Performing at: The Broadwater Second Stage 6320 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles CA 90038 More info! http://www.sacredfools.org/mainstage/19/godot/   production photos by Jessica Sherman Bruno Oliver as Ester LA Times: "a raw and revealing glimpse into the actor's existential dilemma... careens, amusingly, between vaudevillian slapstick and metaphysical absurdism... could have come straight out of an old Laurel and Hardy one-reeler... an acid-etched valentine to... those intrepid aspirants who forgo an easy path for the strenuous and oft thankless service of art" Julie Marchiano as Laura Travis Michael Holder: "With tongue firmly planted in cheek, Hanson gets it, his hilarious little gem of a play perfectly capturing any artist's age-old dilemma—and so do director Jacob Sidney and his exemplary pair of veteran physical comedians a too-brief turn from Julie Marchiano as the boys' resident Mae Busch... particularly watchable looking on in amazement... should be recognized as one of the best and most memorable things to play here in El Lay this year" Joe Hernandez-Kolski as Val Stage Raw: "Full of stellar physical humor, entertaining wisecracking riffs, and philosophical discussions... Physicality is where the play shines...  Steady overall direction (Jacob Sidney), particularly in fighting (Edgar Landa)... Hernandez-Kolski is spot-on as the wide-eyed innocent... Oliver fully embodies the know-it-all doofus whose rationale stirs straight into insanity. Julie Marchiano... is the ultimate foil... Me at the Plunge!  Photo by Marsha Reagan The SoCal Review: "Prior to viewing the show, I got a drink with a friend at The Broadwater Plunge next door. Oliver and Hernandez-Kolski were wonderfully cast... Julie Marchiano played Laura the assistant stage manager so convincingly, with no-nonsense... a fun, interesting evening at the theatre that gets to the heart of what it means to wake up every morning and need to create" I've got a slightly new schedule at The Broadwater Plunge!  Catch me Wed-Thu-Fri and SUNday nights... I hope you're staying warm!  - j Copyright © 2019 Jacob Sidney, All rights reserved.