Événement

Loveland

Building on critical acclaim for her one woman show, writer/performer Ann Randolph presents Loveland, an "unforgettable, over-the-top comedy that forces people to think" (The Huffington Post). Randolph brings humanity to the role of Frannie Potts, an irreverent oddball trapped on a plane as she travels from California to Ohio for her mother's funeral. Accompanied by a cast of hilarious characters, all portrayed by Randolph, we witness the tragedy, beauty and humor that unite us all in grief. Compared to the late Gilda Radner (The San Francisco Examiner) and called "a genius" by comedy master Mel Brooks, Randolph is one performer not to miss. Audiences are asked to stay after each performance for a transformative mini-writing workshop, led by Randolph.

Winner of "Best Solo Performer" by LA Weekly

Winner of "Best Original Script" by SF Bay Critics

Winner of "Best Solo Performer" by San Francisco Weekly

"You'll laugh. You'll cry... Randolph mines new depth of hilarity" - Robert Hurwitt San Francisco Chronicle

"Riotously demented and brilliantly humane. Not to be missed, Randolph is a rare caliber of solo performer's first-class ride."- Rob Avila-SF Bay Guardian

"Loveland is Brilliantly Funny..,Irreverent, hilarious and deeply human... It's a no-brainer. Ann Randolph is a comic genius... and not just any sort of hide-your-light-behind-a-bush kind a genius, but a hardworking, dare-to-put-it-out-there kind of genius."
-Linda Ayres-Frederick, SF Bay Times

"The kind of breakthrough dramatic experience one yearns for but rarely gets in modern theatre. I loved it!"
-George Haymont, The Huffington Post