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WHY MARRY?
THEATRE NEO
"The ensemble is pitch perfect -- especially David St. James in a splendidly wry performance as a judge capable of sussing out the distinction between what must be and what can be." L.A. WEEKLY
THE ILLUSION
EL PORTAL THEATRE
"...as Matamore, David St. James is the definitive blowhard with a scaredy-cat soul..." VARIETY
BEAT FOR SPARROWS
IVY SUBSTATION
"The play's comedic impulses ... are met with brilliant performances.
David St. James plays a hilarious version of God: prude, callous,
yet nevertheless hip." BACK
STAGE WEST
BEAT
FOR SPARROWS
IVY SUBSTATION
"... makes you remember why you loved going to live theatre.
David St. James plays the Big Guy in the sky Himself (perched three
stories up in the playhouse). St James is at once stern and absolute
while humorously grunting beneath the responsibility of keeping the
whole universe going." EASY
READER
BEAT FOR SPARROWS
IVY SUBSTATION
"... captures the essence of tortured soul and once-great bassist
Charlie Leeds' chemically induced conversations with God (the hilarious
David St. James)." LA
WEEKLY
BEAT FOR SPARROWS
IVY SUBSTATION
"[Producer Alphonse] Ruggiero said he expected some to be uneasy
with the play's approach to God (portrayed here by scene-stealing
veteran actor St. James), but said that in a way, that is precisely
the point." E-SCENE
TWO MEN CRAMMED IN A ONE-MAN SHOW
HUDSON THEATRE
"Highly entertaining ... plenty of laughs ... the cynical ramblings
of St. James' terminally bored palace guard elicited repetitive bursts
of laughter from the audience. The sweepstakes highlight of the evening,
though, is St. James' Frenchman, who refers to his accordion as "the
organ of love" and eventually gets several members of the audience
on various percussion instruments backing him up." LA
WEEKLY
HOWARD HUGHES IN HELL
THEATRE 40
"As the hypochondriac Hughes, St. James is disgustingly funny
-- red-faced and dementedly intelligent, attired in a diaper and Kleenex-box
shoes." LOS
ANGELES TIMES
THE ST. JAMES SHOW
WESTWOOD PLAYHOUSE STUDIO
"Far more entertaining is The David St. James Show, previously
seen at Don't Tell Mama and The Duplex in New York. St. James, whose
forte is comedy sketches built around male sturm und drang, covers
a wide variety of character images ... Conceived, written and directed
by himself, David St. James knows how to hone his talent to best advantage."
DRAMA-LOGUE
THE ST. JAMES SHOW
WESTWOOD PLAYHOUSE STUDIO
"St. James has the requisite farcical, physical, facial, and
vocal virtues to carry off his charactersí inner turmoils."
WEEKLY VALLEY VANTAGE
THE ST. JAMES SHOW
WESTWOOD PLAYHOUSE STUDIO
"David St. James opens the proceedings with a sparkling series
of one-man sketches ... most magical of all is an opinionated and
cranky cat waiting for the "big slave" to get home and feed
him." LOS ANGELES
READER
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