Entertaining Mr. Sloane News

 
Stage: Entertaining Mr. Sloane
Seattle Weekly
ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE Theater Schmeater, 1500 Summit Ave., 800-838-3006, schmeater.org. $15-$23. 8 pm Thurs.-Sat. Ends June 16. Sign up for the Events Newsletter: What's happening in town? From underground club nights to the biggest outdoor festivals ...

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Houston Chronicle (blog)
Country Playhouse's Entertaining Mr. Sloane is Very Funny, Very Dark Comedy
Houston Chronicle (blog)
Country Playhouse, under the direction of Jim Tommaney, has produced a superb version of the late, great Joe Orton's Entertaining Mr. Sloane. Mr Tommaney has brilliantly cast this telling tale with four talented actors, who make this very dark comedy ...


 
BWW Reviews: ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE at Theater Schmeater
Broadway World
And that's half the fun with Joe Orton's play, “Entertaining Mr. Sloane” currently playing at Theater Schmeater. They can't come right out and say what they all want from Mr. Sloane but the double and sometime triple entendres and skirting of the real ...


 
Entertaining Mr. Sloane: A Dark, Inky Farce
Houston Press (blog)
By DL Groover Mon., May 14 2012 at 12:00 PM Scrumptious is not an adjective often applied to the subversive work of playwright Joe Orton, but in Country Playhouse's delicious rendition of his first major hit, Entertaining Mr. Sloane (1964), ...


 
Capsule Stage Reviews: The Beams Are Creaking, Entertaining Mr. Sloane, The ...
Houston Press
DLG Entertaining Mr. Sloane Scrumptious is not an adjective often applied to the subversive work of playwright Joe Orton, but in Country Playhouse's delicious rendition of his first major hit, Entertaining Mr. Sloane (1964), there's no other way to ...


 
Globe director's Dromgoole's 1967 Israel Habima links
Jewish Chronicle
Patrick Dromgoole, who also took the Joe Orton comedy Entertaining Mr Sloane to Israel, worked in Israel for three consecutive summers and was awarded a medal by Habima: "a small star of Israel with a cross in the centre". His third visit was in June ...

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Former local actor in new NBC comedy
Pioneer Press
Justin Kirk, who spent his teen years in the Twin Cities at the Children's Theatre Company and made his Jungle Theater debut in a 2005 production of "Entertaining Mr. Sloane," is the star of "Animal Practice," a comedy picked up by NBC for its 2012-13 ...