Loot - Seaside Rep Theatre - MUST SEE!

[Smiling JOe]

Wow! What a great performance by all!!! This is by far one of the best plays I have seen in a while. Well written and outstandingly performed. I think it runs on Wed thru Saturdays with the last performance on July 22. You should definitely call for reservations 850-231-3033.

 

[John R]

i agree. i haven't been involved in this show at all due to other jobs and was quite pleasnatly surprised. Two of the usual suspects and 4 of this year's summer cast are doing a great job. a hilarious farce, LOOT had me, and the entire audience, it seemed, laughing at every turn.

if you haven't seen it yet, do so. if you're out of town, come in to town...

 

[Seaside Rep Theatre]

Thanks for the great reviews!

Everybody - You only have eight more chances to see this show. You can now visit www.seasiderep.org to buy tickets online. So check it out!

The Gulf Coast Comedy Festival is on deck and will run July 26 - 29. More details will be posted very soon!

Come see LOOT!!!

 

[Mermaid]

Yes, definitely see LOOT! We saw it last month and really enjoyed it. It was very clever and very funny. And I loved the sly ending. Good job, Seaside Rep.:clap_1: :clap_1:

 

[Seaside Rep Theatre]

...Only four more chances to catch this hilarious show. Loot will run Wednesday - Saturday this week at 7:30pm.

Up next: Gulf Coast Comedy Festival, July 26 - 29

To purchase tickets: www.seasiderep.org or 850-231-0733

See you at the Rep!!

 

[Uncle Timmy]

I took my parents last month and everyone agreed it was a great performance! I love the Rep!! Such a great local amenity - please go and support them.

 

[goofer]

The seaside Rep is a wonderful part of 30-A. I agree that we must support them. They do an outstanding job. The company is one of the most professional and enthusiastic groups I have ever seen in regional theater !!

 

[30A Skunkape]

Saw Loot last night. What a wonderfully dark comedy! A little pre-show treat was 60s British music on the sound system. Lo and behold, vintage Pink Floyd from the Syd Barrett days. That really set the stage for the madcap play. :clap_1: