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    And Baby Makes Seven

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    March 13-April 6, 2008

    Avg. Event Rating (4.8 Stars): 5 out of 5 stars rating Add Review/Comment

    Seven people in one New York City apartment can make for crowded living, but for Helen and Ruth (a lesbian couple) who, along with their gay friend Peter, are expecting their first child it's not so bad. After all, three of their housemates are their imaginary children. But just to play it safe, the trio of adults decides it would be best to “get rid” of the make-believe kids. This deliciously dark comedy from the Pulitzer prize winning playwright of How I Learned to Drive and The Baltimore Waltz is drenched in whimsy and hemlock.

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      Tickets: $10-$25

      Info Phone: 415-433-1235

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    • Dates & Times

      Dates:
      March 13-April 6, 2008

      Times:
      Thurs-Sat: 8pm
      Sun: 2pm

    • Venue Info

      Dragon Theatre

      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.

    • Accessibility Info
      • Wheelchair Access

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      • Event Name: And Baby Makes Seven
        4.5 out of 5 stars rating "Sweet, poignant, and very, very funny"
        Review posted by: Becky from Sunnyvale, Mar 20, 2008

        This is the funniest show I have seen in years. Annamarie MacLeod and Katie Anderson give incredible, rich performances, and I've been laughing for days thinking about MacLeod's wild scene when her... Expand

        This is the funniest show I have seen in years. Annamarie MacLeod and Katie Anderson give incredible, rich performances, and I've been laughing for days thinking about MacLeod's wild scene when her imaginary characters war with each other over a peanut butter sandwich. Matthew Lowe cracked me up with his line about angst -- a perfect definition of the word, and nice poker-faced delivery. I did think the playwright could have done without the last scene. It made the ending a bit lackluster, while the scene before it concluded with a real punch. Otherwise, bravo to the cast, crew and theatre Q! Collapse

      • Event Name: And Baby Makes Seven
        5 out of 5 stars rating "Not to be missed!!!!!!"
        Review posted by: fan from the coast from Half Moon Bay, CA, Mar 17, 2008

        Everything about this show is amazing. The acting is brilliant - Annamarie is amazing. I laughed from the beginning to the end along with wonderful feeling moments of tenderness. As I said - "not to... Expand

        Everything about this show is amazing. The acting is brilliant - Annamarie is amazing. I laughed from the beginning to the end along with wonderful feeling moments of tenderness. As I said - "not to be missed!!!" And thank you TheatreQ for bringing such a wonderful play to Palo Alto! Collapse

      • Event Name: And Baby Makes Seven
        5 out of 5 stars rating "And Cast Makes Five (Stars!)"
        Review posted by: Rich and Mary Lou from Palo Alto, Mar 17, 2008

        What an absolutely hilarious, touching show! We laughed until we cried. The cast members - Katie Anderson, Matthew Lowe, and Annamarie MacLeod - are each outstanding in their roles. Believe us, you... Expand

        What an absolutely hilarious, touching show! We laughed until we cried. The cast members - Katie Anderson, Matthew Lowe, and Annamarie MacLeod - are each outstanding in their roles. Believe us, you don't want to miss Annamarie's peanut butter and jelly scene!!! Get your tickets now, because the theatre is tiny. Congrats, theatreQ, for an outstanding show! Collapse

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