Over March Break,
we made our way to The Cage to catch
Abracadabaret in action.
On tap were
James Alan,
Chris Westfall and
Jamie Stam.
- The Crimson Lounge at The Cage is a great venue for dinner theatre. [This is a cash only venue.]
- Performers who are aware that there minors in the audience, and adjust their script / set to accommodate for young people, win over the children's parents immediately. Doubly so if the show wasn't billed as a child friendly show.
- Performers who mind their language because of the presence of young persons with perhaps delicate ears, can be more entertaining than if they had ignored the fact entirely. [Kudos and thank you to James Alan!]
- Adults are surprisingly entertained by children volunteers on stage, as long as the children are enjoying themselves and especially if the children are laughing.
- Kidlet has seen a balloon animal act
before, a few times, more times than I can remember and was still well entertained by Chris's handling. Impressive Chris!
- I'm always delighted to see James on stage with a roll of duct tape in hand. Because I know what follows is going to be wonderful.
- Jamie presented some material I hadn't seen him perform before. Very creative, visual and effective.
- Most of the Sunday (and some of the Tuesday) shows this month have been sold out. Be sure to purchase your tickets in advance to reserve your seats! (If you have comps, do let James Alan know which date you're hoping to attend.)
