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Michael Potter, managing director of Post Productions, said “Criminal Genius” is a hilarious comedy that represents a bit of a departure for a theatre group that typically focuses on intense and edgy works.
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“It seemed like the perfect show to come out of the endless ‘pandember’ with because it’s just a good time,” Potter said. “It’s zany, the characters are out there and it’s all about a good time and remembering what it’s like to enjoy a performance together with other human beings in a theatre where your laughter affects others.”
Planning something criminal, a local theatre group is set to welcome audiences back with laughter.
On Friday July 23rd, Post Productions is returning to the stage with Criminal Genius. Taking place at the Shadowbox Theatre (located at 1501 Howard Avenue,) those involved specifically picked the more comedic play to bring everyone out of lockdown with a smile.
Focusing on this aspect, the humour is something that jumped off the page from the start.
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“Fay Lynn and I first read the script for Criminal Genius last spring on the recommendation of [Windsor-Essex Playwriting contest judge] Simon Du Toit,” said producer and director Micheal K. Potter, who also plays Rolly. “We laughed so much we knew we had to produce it. It’s actually really difficult to write a comedy that works on the page. Usually you need to see it performed to fully grasp why and how it’s funny.”
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