Love Thy Neighbor
Wit and Silliness
Hilarious comedy ... Love Thy Neighbor has that familiar sitcom style with a surprise plot resolution at the end that makes you re-think everything that came before. Love Thy Neighbor gives you a greater appreciation for your own streetmates, as well as an admiration for finely constructed, light-hearted show such as this. -- imaginenortheastiowa.com (Opera House Players) Elkader, IA
"The Opera House Players deliver a masterfully funny performance in Love Thy Neighbor which should not be missed...I love this script's mix of wit and silliness...cause the audience to roar with laughter." --Joleen Jansen, DishnTunes.com
A Madcap Comedy
Love Thy Neighbor is a madcap comedy...the play is written by Gary Ray Stapp, who also wrote Daddy's Girl, an audience favourite when it was performed by this group (Salt Spring Community Theater) a few years ago. The humour is zany and the play features larger-than-life characters who double deal, plot and scheme, all whilst living on a deceptively quiet and respectable cul-de-sac in small town USA. -- GulfIslandsDriftwood.com Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada
Memorable Characters
“The play (Birds of a Feather) is a wild comedy with memorable characters you don’t meet every day. Leona Crump is the neighborhood busy-body with a heart only Archie Bunker could love.” – Dave Boneau,
The Artesia Daily Press, Artesia, NM.
(Artesia Community Theatre)
Most Fun I Have Ever Had
“Playing Gafina Hambefferschmidt has been the highlight of my acting career. In my 40 years of theatre experience, I have played Dotty Otley in Noises Off and that was my dream role. But playing Gafina was the most fun I have EVER had on stage!”
(Love Thy Neighbor)
-- Nancy L. Rodenbeck,
Sugar Creek Players, Crawfordsville, IN
Surprise Ending
“A slick, laugh-laden comedy (Love Thy Neighbor) that seems even funnier when its surprise ending is finally revealed.”
– Janis Thornton, The Times,
Frankfort, IN
(Clinton County Civic Theatre)
"I very highly recommend Love Thy Neighbor...its characters all have a bit of bite...fantastically sarcastic humor. It's got its share of broad humor, but it's also got more than it's share of great, snappy dialog and character-based laughs... it's twist-ending acted as a great finale to a really fun show." --David Burke, Quad City Times, Davenport, IA (Richmond Hill Players)
Twists that will Delight
"A play that audiences of all ages will truly enjoy...with twists that will delight everyone."
--Jan Seitz, Director, State Theater, Mound City, MO
Witty One-liners
“Location! Location! Location! It’s all about real estate in Colby Community College’s hilarious fall play Love Thy Neighbor. The play has a balanced plot, is full of witty one-liners and interesting characters.”
– Terrilyn Fleming, Colby Free Press, Colby, KS