Houston Arts Weekly Review
June 7, 2009
My first review for the Houston run of Defending the Caveman at the Hobby Center, Houston, TX:
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN – A Review
June 6, 2009 by houstonartsweek
“Houston’s incarnation of the comedy stars Raymond McAnally, who brings to the role a marvelous philosophical bent (this should come as no surprise; he earned his B.A. in philosophy at Sewanee University) and a sincere sympathy for the differences between women and men.”
“McAnally does a wonderful job of revering women. He’s at his best in the show’s quieter moments, discussing how an about-to-be-dad is building a backyard fort for a kid who’s not even born, for example. And he’s spot on when he doesn’t talk at all, letting facial expressions and body language take over (his pantomime of a guy fishing trip is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen).”
Raymond on Great Day Houston June 5th, 2009
June 6, 2009
The best On Camera interview we have had this round of Publicity. Other than some physical bits we did yesterday on FOX, that I cannot find on the web.
Caveman gets interviewed on Great Day Houston (click on link):
http://www.khou.com/greatday/video/?nvid=368663&shu=1
Best,
Ray
Houston Caveman Press
June 4, 2009
June 3rd to the 14th
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The longest-running solo play in Broadway history comes to Hobby Center Zilkha Hall June 3-14.
Written by comedian Rob Becker over a three year period that included an informal study of psychology, sociology and prehistory, Defending the Caveman is full of wonderful scenarios that celebrate the differences between men and women. This is a comedy men will enjoy, making it the perfect entertainment option for couples, or a girls night out.
Defending the Caveman will be performed by Raymond McAnally who hails from Franklin, Tennessee, where he says all the country music stars go to buy a farm and “feel all rural.” His television credits include 30 Rock (NBC-Universal); Order of the Serpentine (SpikeTV); Guiding Light (CBS); and The Agency (Pilot 2007 NYTVF). Film credits include Ghost Town (Dreamworks), Penance and various short films.
Tickets on sale now for Defending the Caveman June 3-14. All seats are $55.75. For tickets go to TheHobbyCenter.org, call 713-315-2525, or visit the Hobby Center Box Office Street Level at 800 Bagby Street, between Rusk and Walker. For more information on the show visit defendingthecaveman.com.
