Solo Must Die: A Musical Parody at Hudson Theatre

Solo Must Die: A Musical Parody

Hudson Theatre
6539 Santa Monica Blvd. Hollywood

Just before the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story, fans will have a chance to revisit their favorite space smuggler as he sings and dances his troubles away in this new musical comedy.

Thru - May 27, 2018

Fridays: 8:00pm

Saturdays: 8:00pm

Sundays: 3:00pm

Price: $30-$40

Show Type: Musical

Box Office: 323-856-4249

www.solomustdie.com/

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Solo Must Die: A Musical Parody Reviews

Average Rating based on 4 reviews

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Los Angeles Times - Not Recommended

"...Whether stylistically intentional or not, a scattershot quality extends to all levels of the production, from choreography to lighting to costumes - a combination of the purposely cheesy and the merely makeshift."

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- F. Kathleen Foley

Broadway World - Recommended

"...But SOLO MUST DIE: A MUSICAL PARODY is Ari Stidham's show, as he co-wrote (with Jordan Stidham), directs, and stars as the villain of the piece Grand Moff Levine. He grabs center stage every chance he gets, especially in his intro solo "I Wanna Kill Han Solo." He constantly breaks the fourth wall encouraging adoring applause."

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- Gil Kaan

Night Tinted Glasses - Recommended

"...Yes, it is deliriously and delightfully complicated--one of the hallmarks of good farce. Make no mistake, this qualifies. Yeah, it has a few weak spots but overall the cast does a splendid job of mastering that not-quite (or at all) real attitude for a farce, coupled with excellent timing and a firm feeling for the audience."

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- David MacDowell Blue

Stage Raw - Somewhat Recommended

"...Solo Must Die! - Ari and Jordan Stidham's musical Star Wars parody - is a goofy mashup of faux Broadway show tunes, pop culture references and quirky setups. The show creates some laugh-out loud moments that don't quite compensate for the many scenes that try hard to be funny but aren't. Though meant to be campy, many of the gags are repetitive. The overextended plot is weighed down with dream sequences and complications that add little comic value and serve only to make the piece lengthier."

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- Lara J. Altunian

Solo Must Die: A Musical Parody at Hudson Theatre