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Where's Poppa?

Based on the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film and the novel by Robert Klane.

Written by Robert Klane
Directed by Gordon Hunt

Previews Feb. 28 - Mar. 8, 2007
Opening Night Friday, Mar. 9, 2007
Must Close Sunday, Mar. 25, 2007
Tue. - Sat. 8pm, Sun. 4pm

Tickets $25.00 - $37.50

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Director Gordon Hunt (Mad About You, Frasier) brings the madcap stage adaptation of Robert Klane's dark comedy classic to the Falcon! Where's Poppa? follows the hilariously eccentric family of the Hocheisers. The middle-aged son's love life is constantly being ruined by his over-possessive and jealous mother. Unfortunately, he promised his dying father never to put Momma in a home. But when Momma's lovely new live-in nurse arrives, he resolves his only chance for freedom is to scare his mother to death in this absurdist, fun-filled comedy!

The limited 23-performance engagement stars (in alphabetical order) Marylouise Burke, Katie MacNichol, Jeff Marlow, Rob Nagle, Barry Pearl and Ellen Ratner.

For tickets and additional information please call the Falcon Theatre Box Office at (818) 955-8101.

Falcon Theatre is located at 4252 Riverside Drive in Burbank. Directions

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RECOMMENDED! "Laughs are laughs, and director Gordon Hunt, blessed by a zippy, seasoned cast, knows exactly how to get them…this 'Poppa' remains resiliently goofy." - Los Angeles Times (Click here to read the review.) "He's such a good boy." 'Momma' (Marylouise Burke) hugs her son, 'Gordon' (Jeff Marlow) in the Falcon's production of WHERE'S POPPA?. Photo by Wesley Horton.
Insanely Funny! "A nostalgic and hilarious crowd-pleasing treat! Don't miss this one!" - Tolucan Times 'Momma' (Marylouise Burke, left) confronts 'Louise' (Katie MacNichol), her new nurse and latest adversary for 'Gordon's' attention. Photo by Wesley Horton.
"An emotionally truthful, extremely funny story…a warm and winning production." - Glendale News Press Brotherly wisdom. 'Sidney' (Barry Pearl, right) reminds his brother 'Gordon' (Jeff Marlow) of their dying father's request, "Never put Momma in a home!" Photo by Wesley Horton.

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