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Guerrilla Theater Company History
Honors: Scene Magazine, 1993, "Best Theater Company in Northeast Ohio"
You Have the Right to Remain Silent!
October 23, 1992 - April
24, 1993
Professor Street Theater in Tremont
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Retro in "Dance
of the Demented"
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The Professor Street
Theater
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Torque and Beemer in
"Cooties"
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"Loud, unpredictable,
bursting with hormones,
determined to raise hell, funny and sometimes a little seedy."
- Scene Magazine
"'Hey gang, let's
put on a show!'"
- Northern Ohio Live
An Open Letter to the Plain Dealer Theater Critic
The Taming of the
Shrew
by William Shakespeare
June 11 - July 3, 1993
Professor Street Theater
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Gremio and Baptista
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Lucentio and Tranio
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Petruchio and Katerina
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"... Petruchio,
who takes on taming Kate to be his wife, does so with mixed feelings.
Tall, thin and bookish in steel-rimmed glasses, he remains otherwise
cheerful, a man engaged in doing what he intellectually knows to be
right. However distasteful, he's mistreating her for her own good."
- The Plain Dealer
"The dominant tone
of the production is ... Mickey and Judy 'let's put on a show.'"
- The Plain Dealer
November 19, 1993 -
July 2, 1994
Actors' Gym in Tremont
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Shan-Tilly, Gooch and
Beemer during "Superheroes" weekend
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The Actors' Gym
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"The little vignettes
are topical, yet a bit crude, and are intended to make you think and
maybe laugh a little, which they do ... There's a giant wheel just like
on TV which members of the audience are brought up to spin. The prizes
amount to very little but the laughs are generous and after one hour
of silliness it's all over and everyone walks out feeling good."
- The Chagrin Valley Times
Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
September 9 - October
1, 1994
Actors' Gym in Tremont
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Juliet and the Nurse
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Romeo and Mercutio
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Benvolio and Tybalt
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"This production
was a prime example of how less can be more in theater. In a black box
theater, with four boxes, a few masks, a lot of T-shirts, a couple of
plastic daggers, and a lot of integrity and ingenuity arose a very satisfying
Romeo and Juliet ... better ventilation and more toilet facilities would
have helped."
- Scene Magazine
" ... very mirthful
tragedy ..."
- The Plain Dealer
" ... Mercutio,
one of the ballsiest males in Shakespeare,
is played for some elusive purpose by a woman."
- Free Times
Fridays at 7 PM, January 1994 - January 1995
WRUW 91.1 FM
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Torque and Gooch recording
in The Shower
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Featuring:
"The Abnormal Doctor Boomer"
"The Raghouse"
"The Adventures of Annie Gordon"
"Lucy Bontelle, Private Eye"
"The Plight of Mister Martin"
"The Turtleneck"
Last update: October 1, 1994