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| Charlie just may have found the Queen's G-spot! (STC) |
You get a 'What If' vibe when you see Seattle Sound Theater's new classic, Holiday of Errors, written by NW Treasure, Frank Lawler, along with Daniel Flint. As you know if I can spot the concept, that means it is very, very good. The original concept is Shakespeare in Love Meets a Christmas Carol, with a little of Something Rotten.
The story goes like this, Will Shakespeare (Played with ease by Lawler) is nearly destitute the night before Christmas with his lead actor, Dick (Matt Fulbright) confirming that a letter by Queen Elizabeth herself, had arrived over a month ago, asking for a holiday themed play for the twelth night to be performed at Wolf Hall and Will must create a play, ASAP.
So Will, afteran appearance by the spirit of the flamboyant writer, Christopher Marlowe (Daniel Stoltenberg), decides to write a musical holiday version of Richard III (played by Dick) and we meet Charlie (Marianna de Fazio), an actor playing the female part.
