Most of the people in this Frank Hermans/Pat Hibbard story have personality disorders. Thirty-eight years after the fact, he wears his team uniform in the show. He also played on the restaurant’s baseball team. One night, he brought in $100 in tips, he says. In his show introduction, troupe namesake Frank Hermans says he waited tables there for seven months in 1983 before getting fired. It tells of corporate espionage through behind-the-scenes shenanigans at a chain restaurant that existed in Green Bay from 1981 to 1987. Overall, the show is another elaborate tale that sets the plate for singing, this time featuring songs of the 1980s pop charts, mostly. This ups the ante with the clever idea.Īlso special in this production is “Walk Like an Egyptian.” Singing the fun song while moving in synchronized fun movement – “Egyptian style” – are Sarah Galati, Kasey Schumacher, Amy Riemer and Lisa Borley. The troupe did something similar in the previous “WOMA Algoma, You’ve Struck Gold” with six songs in rotation by brother acts. You’re not going to see that musical trapeze act in anything but “Baxters Where Everybody Knows Your Name.” It’s eight songs, eight styles, backed by a live band that seems to be able to play anything in the popular music realm. The trick: Around the theme of songs related to “Lady,” each of the eight singers in the troupe sings a different song in rotation one after another. It could be called extraordinary, but that’s a dirty word in the show troupe’s double-entendre-filled latest venture that opened Friday night at Meyer Theatre. (WFRV) – After twenty-something years, Let Me Be Frank Productions still has tricks up its sleeve.

Originally posted here on Saturday, June 11, 2022: Frank Frost - Never Leave Me at Home (2:22)Ġ9.Warren Gerds/Critic at Large Review: ‘Baxters Where Everybody Knows Your Name’ Frank Frost - Ride with Your Daddy Tonight (2:35)Ġ7.

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