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Limonade Tous les Jours: A Paris Love Story – Last Weekend!
It’s here—the final weekend for “Limonade Tous Les Jours: A Paris Love Story.” It’s your last chance to see our romantic hit. Critics and audiences agree, it’s like a lovely, fantasy trip to Paris. Much as we would love to, we don’t have the possibility to extend it. The last weekend is almost sold out so if you haven’t yet seen it, make your reservations today!
Get your tickets while they last!
Get your tickets while they last!
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“Absolutely brilliant…strikingly well-calibrated performances….an enchanting evening of theatre that transports its audience into a dreamlike state, offering a beautifully stylized escape that lingers in the mind long after the final curtain.” — Travis Michael Holder, Ticket Holders LA
“It’s one thing to stage a charming and irresistible play, as City Garage is doing with its current production, Limonade Tous Les Jours: A Paris Love Story. But when the offstage relationship is as charming as the play, that’s a real life romantic love story.” — Sarah Spitz, The Hollywood Times
TOP TEN – RECOMMENDED!
“A subtle, elusive dance of attraction and seduction, propelled by Mee’s witty, humorous prose, with Andrew and Ya-Ya taking turns at the lead, and each slowly revealing the vulnerability and desires of the other….Director Frederique Michel draws well-calibrated performances from the cast, and again reveals her knack for evocative, “creative atmosphere-ing….Gorgeous!” — Lovell Estell III, Stage Raw
“Love is in the Parisian air at Santa Monica’s City Garage Theatre in Limonade Tous Les Jours: A Paris Love Story….[David] Frank and newcomer [Nicolet] Anton make for a believably mismatched pair of lovers, the latter scoring bonus points for giving French songstresses Edith Piaf and Mireille Mathieu a run for their francs français in nightclub sequences. Most engaging of all is City Garage discovery St. James, whether bare of torso or wearing a slinky slip dress or showing off seductive vocals and sizzling dance moves choreographed by St. James himself….If you can’t afford un voyage à Paris in the springtime, this just might be the next best thing!” — Steven Stanley, Stage SceneLA
“All three performances are as quietly glorious as a perfect haiku, or maybe a simple but exquisite bouquet of flowers. Or maybe something else exquisite. Because that word defines this specific play. Exquisite. Like a drink of something icy and perfect on a hot summer day, or a magnificent blanket in a winter night.” — David MacDowell Blue, The World Through Night Tinted Glasses
“Get happily drunk on love at City Garage with Limonade Tous les Jours: A Paris Love Story. Directed by Frédérique Michel and produced by Charles A. Duncombe, this play by Charles L. Mee beautifully captures the romance and magic of Paris.” — Edward Goldman, Art Matters
“A play for those that have fallen in love, are falling in love, and those who long to fall in love again. It harks back to a line spoken in a classic movie from not too long ago: “We’ll Always Have Paris”. — Rich Bowry, Accessibly Live Off-Line
Challenge Grant Update. We’re up against the deadline of June 28th! Please help if you can!
As you know, for the last six weeks we’re been trying to match the incredibly generous $25,000 pledge made by one of our most special patrons. Thanks to so many of you, we’ve made progress—$11,300 so far—but we’re not yet halfway there. We need you in order to match these funds by June 28th. Any donation large or small is welcome. Join those below in making it possible to match this pledge!
Raffaela Commitante
Jay Bevan
Lindsie Carlsen
Barbara Beyer
David Tillman
Michael Wiles
Alan Grinnell
Ricky Lee Grove
Roger Marheine
Arthur Wlliamson
Margaret Perscheid
Holly Dunnigan
Michele & Curt Wittig
Michael Intriere
Berta Finkelstein & Bill Claiborn
Stacy Dalgleish, Robert Weaver, and The Weaver Family Foundation
Talma Zelitzky
D. Sherman
Eric Gordon
Tom Laskey
Joan Cashel
Martin Hernandez
Audience member (anonymous)
Audience member (anonymous)
Audience member (anonymous)
Click here to play your part in supporting the work at City Garage—and merci in advance!
See you at the theatre!
Merci,
Frédérique & Archie❤️
