Act One
from the Autobiography by Moss Hart

A showbiz bio as charming as one of the plays written by the subject. At first, I was wary; having burned out on big cast/true story plays, I was more in the mood for something smaller. But the open-heated sincerity of the story, lovingly based on Moss Hart's memoir, was thoroughly engaging.......more

An amazing story, but as a play one that could have been more focused. Lots of time is spent in areas and relationships which are not important for much more reason than "wow, look at all the famous people Hart is meeting!" I understand the intention in turning this into a play, especially because i......more

Very light and fun. Nothing particularly note worthy or impactful but is an enjoyable comedy. Male lead, definitely fails the bechdel test. Not sure it worked as a play as it felt more like an autobiography. It told the story in a small, charming way but wasn’t particularly singular in its voice or......more

Listen to the audiobook of the LA performance. A delightful work that conveys the times and humor of the 1920s world of Kaufmann and Hart. Well acted and received by the audience in attendance.......more

Entertaining adaption.......more