About once every two years, Lakewood Theatre Company loses its collective mind. It has just happened again with their latest production, El Grande de Coca-Cola. Written by Ron House, Diz White, Alan Shearman, and John Neville-Andrews, this musical tour-de-farce owes much to its origin story in a Barcelona bar in the 1960s where House met a […]
Alan Shearman, Andrew Harris, British comedy, Bullshot Crummond: The Evil Eye of Jabar and The Invisible Bride of Death, Diz White, El Grande de Coca-Cola, Eric Furuheim, Franny Kromminga, Heather Ovalle, John Neville-Andrews, Lakewood Theatre Company, mime, musical comedy, musical review, parody, Ron House, Sam Schultz, slapstick, VaudevilleShortly after World War I, a Brit by the name of H.C. McNeile, under pen name Sapper, created Bulldog Drummond, a fictional WWI veteran turned gentleman adventurer who, bored by peace-time England, took himself on adventures and threw himself in danger’s path. He was, by all accounts, a “brainless hunk of a man”. That notwithstanding, the […]
Alan Shearman, Bulldog Drummond, Bullshot Crummond, Bullshot Crummond: The Evil Eye of Jabar and The Invisible Bride of Death, Lakewood Theatre, Low Moan Spectacular, melodrama, Ron House, slapstick, world premiere