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Theatre
Southern Comforts
March 5-March 30, 2008
In a sprawling New Jersey Victorian, a taciturn Yankee widower and a vivacious grandmother from Tennessee find what they least expected - a second chance at love. Their funny, awkward, and enchanting romance is filled with sweet surprise and unpredictable tribulation. Told with warmth and perceptive humor, this off-Broadway success is an affecting, late-in-life journey of compromise and rejuvenation, of personal risk and the rewards of change. Special LOW prices for a select number of performances just added can be found directly on the Theatreworks website.
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Ticket Info
Tickets: $28-$52
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Dates & Times
Dates:
March 5-March 30, 2008Times:
Tues: 7:30pm
Wed-Fri: 8pm
Sat: 2pm & 8pm
Sun: 2pm & 7pm -
Venue Info
Lucie Stern Community Theatre and Center
1305 Middlefield Road Palo Alto, CA 94301
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Parking Info
There is a small, free parking lot behind the theater, as well as ample street parking.
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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 official website or call the venue to verify the information.
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Member Reviews
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Event Name: Daddy Long Legs
"delightful!"
Review posted by: Mia from San Jose, CA, Feb 12, 2010
I have been reading Daddy Long Legs since I was about 14, and gave it to my daughter and my nieces to read. The play sticks to the book in content, and most importantly, in spirit - I was a bit... Expand
I have been reading Daddy Long Legs since I was about 14, and gave it to my daughter and my nieces to read. The play sticks to the book in content, and most importantly, in spirit - I was a bit reluctant to see the play at first, specially after the bastardization by the Fred Astair movie! - but I am so glad that I did go! The singing is very good, both "Jerusha" and "Jarvis" have great voices, and their combination is fantastic. I hope that this play gets national! Collapse
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Event Name: Daddy Long Legs
"Stunning to look at but musically dull"
Comment posted by: Theater lover from Palo Alto, CA, Feb 12, 2010
The actors were 'spot on' in this unique piece, and the one set was flexible enough, and the direction was imaginative, and creative, using the luggage to take us from one place to another. The music... Expand
The actors were 'spot on' in this unique piece, and the one set was flexible enough, and the direction was imaginative, and creative, using the luggage to take us from one place to another. The music however was on ONE LEVEL which made this piece seem longer than it was. Although the music during this period was similiar in style, added instrumentation would have given the audience variety and the actors more to play with. Is it worth seeing....YES. Robt. Kelly always gives us things to contemplate, imagine, and creativity for us to enjoy, and we are lucky to have him in this area. Support TheaterWorks as it is worth having them in our backyard. Collapse
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Event Name: Daddy Long Legs
"Fabulous Performance"
Review posted by: Emily from Mountain View, CA, Feb 04, 2010
Wonderful singing, beautiful staging, delightful acting. Will see it again.
Wonderful singing, beautiful staging, delightful acting. Will see it again.
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Event Name: Daddy Long Legs
"Daddy Long Legs a MUST SEE"
Review posted by: Mark James from Palo Alto, CA, USA, Jan 24, 2010
This latest premiere from TW is a real credit to their new works pipeline. I loved what Paul Gordon did with "Emma" from new works to mainstage. This time he partners with John Caird (Les Miserables),... Expand
This latest premiere from TW is a real credit to their new works pipeline. I loved what Paul Gordon did with "Emma" from new works to mainstage. This time he partners with John Caird (Les Miserables), and the results are even better. Wow! Go see it! Now! Collapse
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Event Name: Daddy Long Legs
"AWESOME!!"
Review posted by: Beverly from Los Altos, CA, Jan 23, 2010
Daddy Long Legs was one of the most enjoyable musical performances I have seen. It received a resounding standing ovation, so I assume the rest of the audience agreed with my enthusiasm over this new... Expand
Daddy Long Legs was one of the most enjoyable musical performances I have seen. It received a resounding standing ovation, so I assume the rest of the audience agreed with my enthusiasm over this new musical. I definitely recommend anyone considering purchasing tickets to do so. You won't be disappointed and will enjoy every moment of the performance. Collapse
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Event Name: The Chosen
"Stampede at the Not OK Corral"
Review posted by: suzanne hoffman from santa cruz, Oct 23, 2009
Saw play 10/22. Audience 50% full at beginning of play. MANY of us RAN out at the intermission... that speaks volumes! Old ladies running to their cars. Very uninteresting. The friend I was with... Expand
Saw play 10/22. Audience 50% full at beginning of play. MANY of us RAN out at the intermission... that speaks volumes! Old ladies running to their cars. Very uninteresting. The friend I was with was 74 and sees half a dozen plays a year for decades... this was first one she eagerly left at intermission. She said, "meet you in the lobby" and then we both ran out. If one wants to hear a men only cast debate with page numbers, the wisdom of various esoteric religious texts, then "go for it." Collapse
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Event Name: The Chosen
"Excellent Father(s)-Son(s) story"
Review posted by: Elaine from Palo Alto, Oct 14, 2009
Loved it, very emotionally riveting. Less about the friendship between the two boys, more about their relationships with their fathers. We cried.
Loved it, very emotionally riveting. Less about the friendship between the two boys, more about their relationships with their fathers. We cried.
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Event Name: The Chosen
"Good Effort"
Review posted by: Mark Anlis from Bay Area, Oct 12, 2009
Everyone on stage seemed to be trying very hard to make it a great show, but the play is just not all that interesting. The constant use of a Narrator who continually takes us out of the drama... Expand
Everyone on stage seemed to be trying very hard to make it a great show, but the play is just not all that interesting. The constant use of a Narrator who continually takes us out of the drama never allows the audience to really empathize with the characters. It made a great novel, but as a play it just felt heavy handed and mundane. Collapse
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Event Name: The Chosen
"The Chosen"
Review posted by: Lee from Palo Alto CA, Oct 12, 2009
absolutely excellent! not to be missed....
absolutely excellent! not to be missed....
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Event Name: Yellow Face
"Great, original, must-see show"
Review posted by: Jaded Theatregoer from Sunnyvale, CA, Aug 27, 2009
This thought-provoking show is hilariously funny while probing the serious issue of racism with a fresh approach. It is also fabulously acted, with most of the small cast playing many, many roles,... Expand
This thought-provoking show is hilariously funny while probing the serious issue of racism with a fresh approach. It is also fabulously acted, with most of the small cast playing many, many roles, crossing race and gender boundaries. No! Stomping on race and gender boundaries. Go and enjoy this show. Collapse
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