Theatre Review
CVNC
By Spencer Powell
February 12, 2011
Raleigh Little Theatre Celebrates 75 Years
with The Man Who Came to Dinner
Congratulations to Raleigh Little Theatre on the successful opening of a celebratory 75th anniversary show, George Kaufman's The Man Who Came to Dinner. This 1940s three-act comedy satirizing popular public figures such as Harpo Marx, Gertrude Lawrence, and Andrew Woolcott is the perfect way for RLT to celebrate 75 years of bringing quality theatre to the Raleigh area. Director Haskell Fitz-Simmons shows off the company's great talent with his ensemble cast of 26 actors, all of whom solidly held their own for this classic comedy.
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