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Theatre
Guys and Dolls
July 18-August 10, 2003
The Peninsula's acclaimed Foothill Music Theatre presents GUYS AND DOLLS, Frank Loesser and Abe Burrow's beloved romp through New York City's underworld, people with a rowdy tumble of raffish gamblers, good-hearted missionaries, and glorious music. Based on Damon Runyon's short story "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown," Guys and Dolls revolves around Nathan Detroit, the organizer of the oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York, who bets fellow gambler Sky Masterson that he can't make the next girl he sees fall in love with him. The next girl he sees happens to be Miss Sarah Brown, a pure-at-heart Salvation Army-type reformer, and the stage is set for an hilarious evening of complications.
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Ticket Info
Tickets: $10-$24
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Dates & Times
Dates:
July 18-August 10, 2003Times:
Thurs-Sat: 8pm
Sundays: 2:30pm
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Venue Info
Smithwick Theater - Foothill College
12345 El Monte Road Los Altos Hills, CA 94022-4599
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Parking Info
Several paid parking lots serve the college campus. Parking fees may be included in an event's ticket price. Parking information should be confirmed with each presenting organization. Lot #6 provides access without stairs.
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Accessibility Info
- Wheelchair Access
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NOTE: We do our best to ensure all information is accurate, however it's a good idea to visit the website or call the venue to verify the information.
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Member Reviews
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"WOW! All American Musical at its BEST!"
Review posted by: Susan Dunn from Alameda, CA, Aug 12, 2008
We had a family of 5 from France who wanted to see an "all american musical", and lucky us! We picked Pajama Game and were sent to american musical heaven. This show SOO exceeded expectations. A total... Expand
We had a family of 5 from France who wanted to see an "all american musical", and lucky us! We picked Pajama Game and were sent to american musical heaven. This show SOO exceeded expectations. A total treat. Only trouble... I can't stop humming the tunes! Don't miss it. Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Funny!"
Review posted by: Aqua from San Jose, Aug 06, 2008
It was a fun show with great songs. The sets were beautiful. I was little disappointed that there were very few dancing in big numbers. But, You will be leaving the theatre with smile.
It was a fun show with great songs. The sets were beautiful. I was little disappointed that there were very few dancing in big numbers. But, You will be leaving the theatre with smile.
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Save gas - See Great Local Theatre and Be Silly!"
Review posted by: Musical Theatre Fan from San Jose, CA, Aug 04, 2008
For pure sing along fun, buy your tickets to this show at Foothill Conservatory. Great Vocals, great dancng. Support this talented cast - if you love musicals, Big Hair and Pajamas are in. Sexy and... Expand
For pure sing along fun, buy your tickets to this show at Foothill Conservatory. Great Vocals, great dancng. Support this talented cast - if you love musicals, Big Hair and Pajamas are in. Sexy and Silly! And it works.... Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"This is a"
Review posted by: Susan B from Menlo Park, CA, Aug 04, 2008
From the first time I saw this show I was enchanted. The principles are dynamite, the ensemble is lively and engaging. Scene changes are flawless. The show moves along very quickly. It's colorful,... Expand
From the first time I saw this show I was enchanted. The principles are dynamite, the ensemble is lively and engaging. Scene changes are flawless. The show moves along very quickly. It's colorful, upbeat and the tunes will stay in your head long after you have gone home. Especially noteworthy are the voices of David Sattler (Sid) and Sarah Aili (Babe). Their solos and duets are wonderful. Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Excellent!"
Review posted by: Chrissy from Los Altos, CA, Aug 01, 2008
I loved the show. The sets, lighting, and costumes were a perfect fit and complemented each other well, and the cast was tight knit and energetic. The ensemble, in particular, was a joy to watch. The... Expand
I loved the show. The sets, lighting, and costumes were a perfect fit and complemented each other well, and the cast was tight knit and energetic. The ensemble, in particular, was a joy to watch. The dances were good old fashioned fun, and you could tell everyone was enjoying themselves onstage. The only negative thing to mention was the lack of seats being filled. Come to the show and bring a friend- this production deserves much more of an audience! Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Loosen your Buttons, and relax"
Review posted by: Marsha from San Jose, CA USA, Aug 01, 2008
Perfect fare for summer, this production lived up to the excellent set by Joe Ragey: darling buttons ringing the proscenium, and a wonderful use of levels that was 'industrial'---and perfect for... Expand
Perfect fare for summer, this production lived up to the excellent set by Joe Ragey: darling buttons ringing the proscenium, and a wonderful use of levels that was 'industrial'---and perfect for Mr.Time-Study (Doug Baird) to throw his comic relief from! Excellent and well-trained voices, lots of color and expressiveness---this is WHY I love live theater. Go see it. It will be good for your soul. Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Go enjoy this show!"
Review posted by: Laura Robichek from Sunnyvale, Aug 01, 2008
This show is a lot of fun! But there were empty seats in the theatre, which prompted me to write this review. Pajama Game is a fun, lively, upbeat, very well done show, which I urge you to go see.... Expand
This show is a lot of fun! But there were empty seats in the theatre, which prompted me to write this review. Pajama Game is a fun, lively, upbeat, very well done show, which I urge you to go see. Enjoy! Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Silky, with flannel moments..."
Review posted by: Polly Wannacracka from Los Altos, CA, Jul 31, 2008
This revival-version of Pajama Game is a pleasant summer romp--though, take your No-Doz, it's a typical 1950's LONG book show. Leads David Sattler and Sarah Aili have silky voices and slinky... Expand
This revival-version of Pajama Game is a pleasant summer romp--though, take your No-Doz, it's a typical 1950's LONG book show. Leads David Sattler and Sarah Aili have silky voices and slinky chemistry; however, it is supporting players Doug Baird and Linda Piccone that are truly memorable. Their soft-shoe version of "I'll Never Be Jealous Again" is priceless. Character actress Kateri McRae as Mae is an absolute gem. Her blossoming relationship with Michael Rhone as Prez is endearing. Unfortunately, purists will miss the original choreography in "Steam Heat." Somewhere, Fosse is rolling in his grave, clad in flammable pajamas... Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Absolutely loved it!"
Review posted by: Musical-holic from San Jose, Jul 30, 2008
I loved everything about this show. Performances were flawless. Sets, costumes and lights were very pleasant - neither overwhelming or understated. Steam Heat was ... ooo-la-la! Funny parts were... Expand
I loved everything about this show. Performances were flawless. Sets, costumes and lights were very pleasant - neither overwhelming or understated. Steam Heat was ... ooo-la-la! Funny parts were side-splitting, and I even let escape a very loud awwwww at a particularly poignant moment. Well worth the price of admission, and I will be seeing it again!! Collapse
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Event Name: The Pajama Game
"Joe sent me..."
Review posted by: Dexter from Santa Clara, CA., Jul 29, 2008
I found The Pajama Game to be thoroughly entertaining. I've never seen it before and was pleased to have the experience I had with this production. The cast was very well rounded and the actors who... Expand
I found The Pajama Game to be thoroughly entertaining. I've never seen it before and was pleased to have the experience I had with this production. The cast was very well rounded and the actors who played the main parts were perfect for their roles and quite endearing. Kudos go to Sarah Aili (Babe), David Sattler (Sid Sorokin), Doug Baird (Hines), and Karen DeHart (Gladys) for having strong chemistry with each other and having fun at the same time. The dance numbers were well done but could have used just a little more punch and pizazz. The orchestral accompaniment, lighting, set design and changes were very effective! There were some problems with the mics going off an on during the performances. But they were relatively minor. Since it was the opening night, I'm sure they'll iron out these kinks in their next round of performances. I also thought it was funny for Babe (Sarah) to pick up the phone before it even rang - quite forgivable. :) I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves musicals! Collapse
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