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re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny
Posted by: WaymanWong 02:07 pm EDT 09/01/18
In reply to: re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny - KingSpeed 04:18 am EDT 09/01/18

Again, comedy is so subjective. I doubt ''Noises Off'' was the very first farce about an amateur theater company.

And I've seen others, like ''Footlight Frenzy.'' It's all in the execution. Give this ''Play'' a chance. Who couldn't use a good laugh or two?
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re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny
Posted by: davei2000 03:49 pm EDT 09/01/18
In reply to: re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny - WaymanWong 02:07 pm EDT 09/01/18

"Play" isn't at all like "Noises Off," which has a structure; it builds. "Play" is one gag after another. I laughed at many of them, but by the end of the night I was weary of it.
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re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny
Posted by: WaymanWong 04:05 pm EDT 09/01/18
In reply to: re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny - davei2000 03:49 pm EDT 09/01/18

To me, Act III of ''Noises Off'' can be wearying. My favorite part is Act II.
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re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny
Posted by: AlanScott 04:35 pm EDT 09/01/18
In reply to: re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny - WaymanWong 04:05 pm EDT 09/01/18

For me it's the reverse. I find Act Two remarkably unfunny for all its busyness, but Act Three, at least with the original Broadway cast, was funny till its last moments. But most people are with you.
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re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny
Posted by: AlanScott 02:28 pm EDT 09/01/18
In reply to: re: I find his plays amusing but not really laugh out loud funny - WaymanWong 02:07 pm EDT 09/01/18

Well, Noises Off is not about an amateur theatrical company. But George Kelly's 1922 The Torch Bearers is.
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