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Theatre
Maybe, Baby It’s You
Dragon Productions Theatre Company
March 2-March 25, 2007
Avg. Event Rating (4.6 Stars):
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A series of skits where 2 actors explore the trials, tribulations, & hilarity of dating with a variety of situations & characters. A fun, light-hearted, silly evening of theatre that’ll keep you laughing.
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Ticket Info
Tickets: $10-$21.50
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Dates & Times
Dates:
March 2-March 25, 2007Times:
Thurs-Sat: 8pm
Sun: 2pm -
Venue Info
535 Alma Street Palo Alto, CA 94301
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Parking Info
Free street after 3pm and nearby lot parking available. Parking garage is three doors down.
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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: Six Years
"First Experience at the Dragon"
Review posted by: B. McNab from Bay Area, Nov 28, 2008
I loved the intimate setting of the small black box theater, especially for the telling of a compelling story like "Six Years." It brought me right back to my grandfather's living room. I couldn't... Expand
I loved the intimate setting of the small black box theater, especially for the telling of a compelling story like "Six Years." It brought me right back to my grandfather's living room. I couldn't take my eyes off of Steve Voldseth as he so fully embodied the character of Phil, even through his silent torment & broken thoughts. His commitment to bringing Phil to life is an homage to all veterans & their loved ones. Collapse
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Event Name: Six Years
"No maybe about it...go see this"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, CA, Nov 25, 2008
What an amazing, fresh, and moving piece of theatre. The topic of the effects of war on the soul and the mind, and the heartbreak of the things we can not control, and so desparately ry to is... Expand
What an amazing, fresh, and moving piece of theatre. The topic of the effects of war on the soul and the mind, and the heartbreak of the things we can not control, and so desparately ry to is displayed in a moving, smart, and emotional piece. This is a show you will be sorry you missed, one of the best this year by any theatre company I have seen. A smart selection, a smart cast, and a wonderful story that all many generations can somehow identify with. Go. Collapse
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Event Name: Six Years
"Don't miss it!"
Review posted by: Bob from East Bay, CA, Nov 24, 2008
What an absolute joy to see Dragon produce this west cost premiere...at the absolute perfect time. This piece is hauntingly relevent to the world right now. So many things about it nail what so many... Expand
What an absolute joy to see Dragon produce this west cost premiere...at the absolute perfect time. This piece is hauntingly relevent to the world right now. So many things about it nail what so many people are going through right now in terms of aftermath of war. But's it's much more than that. It's a subtle examination of family, relationships and loyalty. I strongly recommend that everyone see this gem while you can! Steve Voldseth and Meredith Hagedorn take the audience on a journey that is cathartic and rewarding. I challenge anyone not to be blown away by the performances (especially Voldseth's expertly nuanced monologue about a chance encounter at an airport). It's risky for a small company to produce a piece that isn't well known, is complicated in its characters and heavy in themes. Support this theatre company in this choice of work! If you want to see more than the same ole, same ole then producers need to know that it will be supported. Collapse
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Event Name: Six Years
"Steve Voldseth's Performance...Wow!"
Review posted by: Margaret from Tracy, CA USA, Nov 23, 2008
Steve's commitment to the role of Phil Granger was inspiring to say the least. He's an incredible actor and I'm amazed at his in depth, believable, emotional performance.
Steve's commitment to the role of Phil Granger was inspiring to say the least. He's an incredible actor and I'm amazed at his in depth, believable, emotional performance.
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Event Name: Six Years
"Powerful Performances"
Comment posted by: Greg from San Jose, Nov 23, 2008
The actors conveyed complex and conflicted personalities in this deeply moving play. Steve Voldseth displayed a wide range of emotions as the main character, Phil Granger and was able to make the... Expand
The actors conveyed complex and conflicted personalities in this deeply moving play. Steve Voldseth displayed a wide range of emotions as the main character, Phil Granger and was able to make the audience feel his pain in several sequences. Worth seeing. Collapse
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Event Name: Six Years
"Amazing journey..."
Review posted by: Will from San Jose, CA, Nov 22, 2008
I really enjoyed the story and the talented acting in "Six Years". So much pain and deconstruction, yet hope shining through. Cheers to Mr. Voldseth for an amazing, truthful and rock solid... Expand
I really enjoyed the story and the talented acting in "Six Years". So much pain and deconstruction, yet hope shining through. Cheers to Mr. Voldseth for an amazing, truthful and rock solid performance!!! Collapse
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Event Name: Six Years
"Fabulous Acting"
Review posted by: S from CALIFORNIA, Nov 21, 2008
The acting was terrific and totally drew you into the play and its characters.
The acting was terrific and totally drew you into the play and its characters.
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Event Name: Six Years
"Don't miss Six Years!"
Review posted by: Sharon from Palo Alto, CA, Nov 19, 2008
A masterfully acted, well-written play that brings the dark realities of war home to family life. If you like serious drama, don't miss Six Years.
A masterfully acted, well-written play that brings the dark realities of war home to family life. If you like serious drama, don't miss Six Years.
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Event Name: Six Years
"Six Years"
Review posted by: Esmarelda from San Jose, CA, Nov 17, 2008
An intense portrayal of the human casualties of war. Superb acting.
An intense portrayal of the human casualties of war. Superb acting.
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Event Name: Six Years
"Brilliant Acting"
Review posted by: Kelli Shane from Sunnyvale, CA, Nov 17, 2008
Watching an actor live moment to moment within each scene, as if he's never done it before, is a gift Steve Voldseth freely gives to the audience in his performance as Phil Granger. My heart opened... Expand
Watching an actor live moment to moment within each scene, as if he's never done it before, is a gift Steve Voldseth freely gives to the audience in his performance as Phil Granger. My heart opened and broke for Phil, thanks to the honesty, vulnerability, and depth Voldseth gave his character. When he was surprised, I was surprised. When he was angry, I was angry. When he was hopeful, I was hopeful. When he was sad, boy, was I ever. The small, intimate Dragon Theater is the perfect setting for such a heart-breaking, touching story. As an audience member, you'll quickly find yourself touched by the devastating effects of war on the Granger family, while also being moved by hope and love. Go see the play -- you'll feel lucky that you were invited into this family's life to witness them traveling through love, loss, forgiveness, and hope. Collapse
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