Musical theatre fans are in for a treat this weekend and next at the Ponca Playhouse as they present the hilarious, irreverent romp that is Mel Brooks’ The Producers. Director Chad Anderson and his team have created a wonderful show that hits all the right notes and will keep you smiling and tapping your toes to the very end. Fans of the show will already know just how delightfully insane it gets but if you’re unfamiliar be prepared for some jaw dropping moments that leave you gasping with laughter. One person seated behind me in the audience at Thursday night’s final dress rehearsal sounded as though they might need a paper bag to breathe into. It’s THAT funny. Is it a little offensive at times? Oh, yes… and that’s the point. This show makes no bones about making fun of everyone and everything and doing it in such a carefree way that you can’t help but laugh.
The Northern Oklahoma College’s Roustabouts are an incredibly talented and hard working group of people. From the technicians that help make the show possible to the performers themselves, there is not a member among them that is not dedicated to their work. On Sat., April 1, the Roustabouts held their benefit show. Going through the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and more recent songs, they performed a collection of favorites to get the crowd on their feet.
The Northern Oklahoma College’s Roustabouts are an incredibly talented and hard working group of people. From the technicians that help make the show possible to the performers themselves, there is not a member among them that is not dedicated to their work. On Sat., April 1, the Roustabouts held their benefit show. Going through the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and more recent songs, they performed a collection of favorites to get the crowd on their feet.
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When speaking of Emily Rose Parman’s rendition of The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson at the Ponca Playhouse, the only word that comes to mind is outstanding. Not only is the play the voice for every angry feminist, but it is also filled with hilarity and is deeply moving.