Late Nite Catechism
Booth Playhouse
Oct. 6, 2009
The Deal: One-woman act, titled Late Night Catechism kicks off at Booth Playhouse. In the show, the Sister, played by Mary Zentmyer, dishes out her thoughts on both Catholicism and her class the audience.
The Good: The show, which is part stand-up, will have you on the edge of your seat, as you attempt to control yourself and your laugher, all during pretend (and crazy!) catechism-like class. Though the show is for anyone, but it wouldnt hurt to be familiar with your Catholicism - that way when Sister asks questions, you can volunteer some answers. Just dont be chewing gum or showing off cleavage while you do so, Sister doesnt like that.
For the most part, the show is humor-driven, but be prepared for some funny religion overload. Zentmyer is almost schizophrenic in her ability crank out jokes while turning harshly on the class (audience) for one reason or another - its all in good fun, though.
The Bad: Being called out by the Sister. This could be frightening, and maybe even a little embarrassing, if youre not in a playful mood or you just can't take things like that. But, audience-interaction in this show isnt heavy duty Sister picks just a few gems to shine.
The Verdict: Class goes by fast in performances of Late Nite Catechism. Funny, entertaining lessons are taught and come together for nun-other than a unique theater experience. Shows continue through Oct. 11. For more information, click here.
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