See it if you like "Buyer & Cellar," hilarious non-stop monologues, one-man shows, multiple characters, pop culture, contemporary gay humor
Don't see it if you don't like fast & furious one-liners & party people stereotypes, you prefer plot to crazy characters drinking & rambling Read more
See it if you need a really good belly laugh or just need to witness this high-powered energy on stage. It's clever, stinging at times, but honest!
Don't see it if you don't appreciate gay humor or gay themes in general. Read more
See it if you enjoy an actor's tour de force channeling characters both wildly exaggerated and hilariously true-to-life
Don't see it if you can't take one-person shows or raw lightning-fast comedy or explicit gayness
See it if you like gay-themed theater that explores issues of gay relationships, drugs/alcohol in a humorous way
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See it if Side-splitting solo act paradoxically pulls off 2-way dialogue (no monologues, omniscient narration). At all times wicked, gracious, humane.
Don't see it if you’re a saint; have seen Droege before & know you don’t like his shtick. Sideswipes at married life, prim & “beige” ppl, reverential youth. Read more
See it if Clever, witty writing. Amusing characterizations, Accomplished character delineation Talented actor Fun show
Don't see it if Humor is entirely gay so if you don't appreciate that you won't like this show.
See it if You want an enjoyable evening of belly laughter and remarkable comedian actor. Drew Droege has proven that he is here and presence.
Don't see it if You don't like LGBT humor, this won't be your kind of show.
See it if You are a fan of Drew Droge’s work. Snappy dialogue and solo performance work.
Don't see it if You are not Interested in solo work, or if you crave the other person on the other side of the conversation. Read more
"Here’s a Vodka Stinger.: Drew Droege’s solo show is a laugh-out-loud funny social sendup, but it doesn’t add up to more than a series of vignettes."
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"As an actor, the animated and immensely skilled Droege is peerless. Without any costume changes, by just utilizing his own talents and with the aid of artful strategic lighting fluctuations...Droege manages to continually look and sound totally different during this hour-long tour de force."
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Best Bet. "Both a scathing take-down and sweet celebration of white gay male culture, 'Happy Birthday Doug' is an uproarious gathering…execution is everything. And this is where the show shines…most important is Droege's expertise with a character's energy."
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Score: 75% "These characters blend together in a slow current, albeit often hilarious, looking for a destination. It is light fare delivered by a master story teller. I was hoping for something more layered."
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"Some of the characters rotate in and out of the action, and others have only a single scene, but Droege assumes their personae and projects their individuality with ease."
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