Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Coming off a holiday filled with candy hearts, chocolate and roses, Theatre Factory looks at the other side of romance -- the secret lovers, deceit and lies -- in a play that replaces the mushiness of Valentine's Day with laughter and fun. Marc Camoletti's "Don't Dress for Dinner" was a smash hit in London and Paris and will make its way to Broadway in a production opening at the end of March. Local audiences can catch the comedy for three weekends at the Trafford community theater.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Fast-paced 'Dinner' serves up courses of laughs
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Coming off a holiday filled with candy hearts, chocolate and roses, Theatre Factory looks at the other side of romance -- the secret lovers, deceit and lies -- in a play that replaces the mushiness of Valentine's Day with laughter and fun. Marc Camoletti's "Don't Dress for Dinner" was a smash hit in London and Paris and will make its way to Broadway in a production opening at the end of March. Local audiences can catch the comedy for three weekends at the Trafford community theater.
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