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Theatre
The Queen of Bingo
June 17-July 11, 2010
Where can two sisters on the other side of fifty, who want to add a little zest, fun and excitement to their lives, find it? Bingo! On any Bingo night at St. Joseph's, you can find Father Mac, Lonnie and Cindy Conklin, Marge Meranski, Coach Anderson, and the many off-beat, colorful regulars we meet through the eyes of Sis and Babe. They dish the dirt, giggle like school girls and share old memories. Sis and Babe are sisters and best friends. They've been coming to play Bingo together for years because they love it.
Sis is a good loser who just loves to play. Babe is a player who has always got to win. Sis is content in her widowhood. Babe is still looking for love. They compliment each other in ways only sisters can and they drive each other crazy in that same sisterly fashion. On this particular night, Babe and Sis share something new as they each confesses a secret and finds a special kind of redemption.
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Ticket Info
Tickets: $15-$20
Info Phone: 408-288-7820
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Dates & Times
Dates:
June 17-July 11, 2010Times:
Thurs-Sat: 8pm
Sun: 3pm -
Venue Info
848 E. William Street San Jose, CA 95116
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Parking Info
Free lot parking is available.
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Accessibility Info
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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: The Woman In Black
"Oh my goodness, it's spooky!"
Review posted by: Black Wombat from San Jose, CA, Mar 06, 2010
The Woman in Black is a wonderful show. It's genuinely creepy and had me on a low-level adrenaline kick for a good half-hour after I left. There are moments of comedy, especially near the start, but... Expand
The Woman in Black is a wonderful show. It's genuinely creepy and had me on a low-level adrenaline kick for a good half-hour after I left. There are moments of comedy, especially near the start, but they soon fade away into a constant gloom. The Northside Theater Company does as wonderful a job as ever, but I expect no less from this class act. Only two more nights left, but if you can, I recommend you go! Collapse
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Event Name: The Woman In Black
"a big surprise!"
Review posted by: frightened audience member from Campbell, CA, Mar 05, 2010
Yes I was the audience member in the back who was gasping & hiding under my jacket! Try to go, there are only a few shows left, well worth the money!
Yes I was the audience member in the back who was gasping & hiding under my jacket! Try to go, there are only a few shows left, well worth the money!
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Event Name: The Woman In Black
"On the edge of my seat!"
Review posted by: Lady In Black from Santa Clara, CA, Mar 05, 2010
I adored this production. It has been a long time since I have seen such an excellently acted, superbly directed piece of art. This piece was suspenseful, beautiful and masterfully acted. The effects... Expand
I adored this production. It has been a long time since I have seen such an excellently acted, superbly directed piece of art. This piece was suspenseful, beautiful and masterfully acted. The effects (sound, lighting, and 'special') were wonderful and had our entire audience jumping and cringing. Ross Harkness and James Lucas were superbly paired and should work together much more often. Ambera DeLash as the woman in black was terrifying (though far too beautiful)! Angie Harkness did an amazing job with the staging and casting of this show. Any actor should consider it an honour to work with her. I highly suggest this show for anyone who enjoys a good scare and excellent theatre. If everyone invited me to make a show suggestion, this one would be it. Collapse
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Event Name: The Woman In Black
"Woman in Black"
Review posted by: Irina from San Jose, CA, Feb 27, 2010
fabulous performance with outstanding acting cast. Superb sound and lighting effects. MUST SEE
fabulous performance with outstanding acting cast. Superb sound and lighting effects. MUST SEE
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Event Name: The Woman In Black
"Thoroughly Enjoyable and a Startling Treat"
Review posted by: Spencer Crawford from Campbell, CA, Feb 21, 2010
I attended this last Sunday's performance with a group of friends and had a lovely time. The two main actors carried the story quite masterfully, while the Lady in Black sent numerous chills down the... Expand
I attended this last Sunday's performance with a group of friends and had a lovely time. The two main actors carried the story quite masterfully, while the Lady in Black sent numerous chills down the audience's spine, appearing in the wings at the perfect moment. The lighting and sound created utterly beautiful, tingly moments that had us all wriggling in our chairs. The story ended with a truly touching moment, brining a tear to the eyes of many in the audience. I would highly recommend the show to any connoisseur of the arts. Collapse
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Event Name: The Woman In Black
"A Clever Story, Well-Acted and Effectively Staged"
Review posted by: Joe Bolin from San Jose, CA USA, Feb 20, 2010
It's hard not to be impressed by the skilled acting and staging that has gone into this production. The story, while not a thriller, did keep me engrossed and guessing what would happen next. Two... Expand
It's hard not to be impressed by the skilled acting and staging that has gone into this production. The story, while not a thriller, did keep me engrossed and guessing what would happen next. Two actors play multiple roles in the production and work with each other to relate the events of a "dark and stormy night" in Northern England. As is always the case, the stage at Northside was simple but effective, even extending at times into the audience. Collapse
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Event Name: The Woman In Black
"Slow Moving"
Review posted by: Jennifer Chadwick from Saratoga, CA, Feb 17, 2010
My husband and I attended this play with the idea of watching a suspenseful story. Instead, we ended up gazing at our watches with bordom. The acting and production were excellent, but the subject... Expand
My husband and I attended this play with the idea of watching a suspenseful story. Instead, we ended up gazing at our watches with bordom. The acting and production were excellent, but the subject matter was an issue. There wasn't any meaningful story. By the intermission, the only suspense that we saw was a woman who came on the stage three times dressed in black. We decided to leave because of the plodding slowness. It's too bad, because the show was a great deal of work. Unfortunately, the raw goods (the play) was not worth it. Collapse
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Event Name: Sylvia
"Another Triumph at Northside"
Review posted by: Joe Bolin from San Jose, California, USA, Oct 25, 2009
I wasn't sure what to expect from this "play about a marriage and a dog"--an offstage doggie presence? a very well-trained canine? For some reason, I didn't expect a dog portrayed by an... Expand
I wasn't sure what to expect from this "play about a marriage and a dog"--an offstage doggie presence? a very well-trained canine? For some reason, I didn't expect a dog portrayed by an actress...but that's what I got, and it only added to the fun of this nineties comedy examining what's really important in life. Thus comedy is a great way to start Northside's new season! Collapse
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Event Name: Sylvia
"A show for dog lovers!"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, CA, Oct 16, 2009
If you have ever bonded with a pet you will really identify with show and lots of levels. Cute, humorous, fun, and although not perfect, I was chuckling throughout. Beautiful set, great costuming, and... Expand
If you have ever bonded with a pet you will really identify with show and lots of levels. Cute, humorous, fun, and although not perfect, I was chuckling throughout. Beautiful set, great costuming, and solid performances by the small cast in the intimate black blox theatre. Collapse
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Event Name: Luv
"Amazing Ensemble!"
Review posted by: Jennnifer Parsons from Silicon Valley, CA, USA, Jul 01, 2009
Just fantastic. All three actors kept up the pace and commitment to their characters, the director set up the perfect frenzy of action, and the laughs just kept coming. A must-see for anyone who loves... Expand
Just fantastic. All three actors kept up the pace and commitment to their characters, the director set up the perfect frenzy of action, and the laughs just kept coming. A must-see for anyone who loves a good comedy! Collapse
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