NYTimes.com: I have to admit I approached the Music Box Theater, where the buzzed-about London import “One Man, Two Guvnors” opened on Broadway recently, with some trepidation, an anxious sense that the giddy delights of this updated version of an Italian comedy would leave me stone cold, as farces often do.It wasn’t just a matter of longstanding antipathy to the sometimes strained mechanics of the genre. The fact is I had already seen the show, after a fashion, and found it such a dud that I left before the first act was over.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Theater Talkback: Live and Laughing
NYTimes.com: I have to admit I approached the Music Box Theater, where the buzzed-about London import “One Man, Two Guvnors” opened on Broadway recently, with some trepidation, an anxious sense that the giddy delights of this updated version of an Italian comedy would leave me stone cold, as farces often do.It wasn’t just a matter of longstanding antipathy to the sometimes strained mechanics of the genre. The fact is I had already seen the show, after a fashion, and found it such a dud that I left before the first act was over.
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