The Eight: Reindeer Monologues at Chance Theater

The Eight: Reindeer Monologues

Chance Theater
5552 E La Palma Ave Anaheim

Accusations, rumors and all-out attacks are flying fast and furious around Santa's toyshop this holiday season. What's the true story behind Rudolph's unlikely rise to fame? Does Mrs. Claus have a serious drinking problem? Can St. Nick himself really be guilty of sexual harassment... against one of the reindeer? And with all this going on, how can the spirit of Christmas be saved? Go behind the tinsel and hear the truth about Santa straight from the eight reindeer who know him best. When a doe says "No", she means "No Way, Sucka!"

Thru - Dec 21, 2010

Price: $30

Show Type: Comedy

Box Office: 714-777-3033

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Stage Scene LA - Highly Recommended

"...Oanh Nguyen once again deserves highest marks for his inventive direction, from the hoof stomps which accompany each mention of "The Eight" to the "international" flavor he's added to Goode's ethnicity-unspecific script. This is unrestrained, imaginative, total-body acting, with (Bob) Simpson scoring highest for what can only be described as a seven-minute tour de force, with Ruckman's "Oy vey!" Dancer coming in a close second. It's never less than a pleasure to see StageSceneLA Discovery Of The Year Green on stage, Cooper's teen idol-gone-bad version of Hollywood could give Zac a run for his money, and (Zoe) Simpson's first of two performances is a total delight. Mason and Hellebrand score points for originality as well, and Brown continues to dazzle as Blitzen."

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- Steven Stanley

OC Register - Highly Recommended

"...For the Chance Theater, "The Eight" has become a cottage industry, with a first staging in 2004 and a new production or remount every year since. And as in recent winters, this year features different actors rotating in and out of nearly every role, meaning that practically no two performances will be alike."

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- Eric Marchese

The Eight: Reindeer Monologues at Chance Theater