The Boss
called, and asked me to review a show at the Riviera, “The Soprano’s Last
Supper.” I’m happy to go, but I know nothing about the Soprano’s. She said,
“You must be the only person in America that has not seen The Soprano’s.” I told
her I don’t have cable TV. She said, “Don’t tell anyone you don’t have cable,
people will think you’re goofy, EVERYONE HAS CABLE.”
Why does it
matter if I don’t have cable TV? I don’t care what other people think, free
television stinks today, and cable TV stinks even more. Cable TV is nothing but
crappy shows with long commercials, and after 11:00pm most of the networks
program info commercials all night long. Since I stay up late, what good is
cable for me?
So here goes, a review of
The Soprano’s Last Supper, by a guy with no cable TV. The show is billed as an,
“Interactive musical based on the TV series”. So far I have two strikes against
me, I don’t know what “Interactive Musical” means, and I never saw the TV
series, because I don’t have cable.
The show
takes place in a nightclub called “The Bada Bang” and for the first fifteen
minutes the performers as the cast of characters from the TV series do a bunch
of dialog that only an avid fan would understand. Needless to say, I understood
nothing. Even if I did have cable, I would never watch a soap opera TV show,
hell, I never saw “Dallas” and that was on free TV.
But now I
know what interactive musical means, after all the dialog, we get music, old
songs and wonderful singers. The actors circle around the tables of The Bada
Bang and invite you to dance; this is where the interactive comes in.
This is a
fun cast of very talented kids, and I had a good time singing and dancing with
them. So, you don’t need cable, and you don’t need to see The Soprano’s TV
series
to have a good time at The Soprano’s Last Supper.
Don’t tell
the Boss I told you I don’t have cable TV, or we all could Get Wacked.
See my video, before it goes to
cable TV.
The Soprano’s Last Supper Comedy Club Showroom
Tuesday - Sunday, 6 pm $65 per personplus
applicable tax and fee
Includes a delicious pre-show Italian Dinner with the actors,
VIP show seating $95 per person plus
applicable tax and fee
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