A critique of pandering theater companies gets alchemized into comedy gold in Jonathan Spector’s "Best Available," now enjoying a wickedly giddy premiere production by Shotgun Players in Berkeley.
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nose. steve: it was a microphone and our audio engineer said it is windy outside and they put a nerf ball on it, which was amazing. griff: do you still have that shirt? steve: no, it was a public service. people go, you know who you look exactly like? ainsley: your son? y all have good hair in your family. steve: i had my mother s hair and peter has his mother s hair. ainsley: that is good, kathy has good hair. you haven t changed much. griff: awesome picture. steve: been playing war for years. whain what didn t y all do, you and kathy?