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JACKIE MASON'S LAUGHING ROOM ONLY BROADWAY REVIEWS
Opening Night: November 19, 2003
Show
NY TIMES
Synopsis: Comedian Jackie Mason plays himself trying to stage a $10 million Broadway musical with $19.99 in the new musical Jackie Mason's Laughing Room Only. Based on a concept by writer Digby Wolfe, the show is written by comedian-songwriter Dennis Blair with music by Doug Katsaros. Robert Johanson directs.
Broadway Reviews
NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW:
"Ruth Gottschall, Cheryl Stern, Darrin Baker, Robert Creighton and Barry Finkel are the five performers in ''Laughing Room Only'' who put in an honest day's work. They're the singers and dancers who are charged with surrounding the star, keeping his ego inflated and occasionally, when he needs a break from repeating his old routines, putting on the musical vaudeville numbers that make up most of the show's original material. It isn't their fault that this is some of the trashiest musical comedy material ever written for the Broadway stage. They deserve credit -- and their paychecks -- for their professional pluck.
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