It's All About Lorrie
About the show
American Theatre of Actors presents a meta-comedy about what happens when a character from a play comes to life and shows up at rehearsal. More…
Director/writer Jessica is about to begin rehearsals for her new play when the character of "Lorrie" shows up in the flesh with a new draft of the script in hand, throwing everything into chaos. Jessica and her actors try to cope with Lorrie's demands but things quickly unravel in this comedy about the fine line between reality and fantasy.
for a previous production "One of the best comedies I’ve seen on the festival stage in a really long time…’It’s All About Lorrie’ impressed the hell out of me and I can't stop thinking about it. The script is tight, clever, full of theatrical references theatre lovers will appreciate and enjoy. The lines are fast and funny…It’s a remarkable work and I was grateful to have seen it…At the center of this excellent play is the incredible Wilson. I can’t gush enough about how perfectly this young talent commanded the role." Full Review
See it if you like slightly overacted comedy/farce. you like crazy situations about theater.
Don't see it if You like straightforward comedy that doesn't take a leap of faith.
See it if you like a twilight zone type comedy with mistaken identities
Don't see it if you want a straight forward play without some unbelievable aspects that stretch your disbelief
See it if You like a clever play that keeps you laughing as you try to deal with a character who makes it all about her!
Don't see it if You don't like smart, clever comedies.
See it if See it if you would enjoy a funny, poignant and clever play that is fast-paced and well written.
Don't see it if Don't see it if you don't appreciate good theater.
See it if If you want to be entertained and experience something magical from a woman's point of view.
Don't see it if If you are twelve and under.
See it if ... love comedy and theatre! Like Ken Ludwig type plays!
Don't see it if Prefer to sit at home having tea
See it if You are in the mood for a female driven comedy that will help you take a break from reality.
Don't see it if You are easily annoyed by bad acting. The show opens with two poorly directed actors with zero chemistry or comedic timing.
See it if Good: Writing (repetitive at times), The Lead (Molly Esther Wilson),
Don't see it if Bad: Directing, weak supporting cast, off comedic timing, Whiney dialogue.
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