Happy Birthday Doug

See it if you are a devoted fan of Drew Droege and are satisfied with a series of impersonations of gay stereotypes that don't add up to much.

Don't see it if you are not interested in the concerns of a bitchy circle of gay LA show biz types.

Also While Droege is a talented performer, this material lacks the social commentary of his much more successful one-person show "Bright Colors and Bold Patterns."... Read more Read less

See it if you want to see an actor/writer portray 8 characters in one hour. Or if a portrayal of various gay stereotypes at a party sounds like fun.

Don't see it if You don't like bare-bones one-person shows. Or if the drunk gay guys at a party idea doesn't appeal to you. I didn't find it much fun.

See it if you want to spend an hour with every gay cliché. It is expertly acted but still a collection of stereotypes

Don't see it if you are not a fan of one man shows

See it if You like one man shows on a bare stage with the actor doing multiple parts.

Don't see it if You want to see something a little more profound. The actor did a decent enough job, but the depictions seemed very cliched.

Also I saw Doug in Bright Colors and Bold Patterns and preferred him in that. The laughs were not there in this show.... Read more Read less

See it if you feel that you need to see this new production by this talented team.

Don't see it if if you are expecting the fun, magic of Bright Colors / Bold Patterns.

See it if you are super gay and a bit drunk. It has it's moments, but not enough of them.

Don't see it if you are looking for depth or insight. Too filled with cliches for a better review.

See it if If you have an interest in funny gay theatre.

Don't see it if If you don’t appreciate cliched takes on being a gay man in LA/NY.

See it if enjoy being trapped in a room full of obnoxious people.

Don't see it if you are looking for something fresh and worthwhile.

See it if you'd like to sit through an endless stream of gay gags, mostly drink and drug related.

Don't see it if you think it might be time to move beyond the same old tired stereotypes, though vividly portrayed.