John Cameron Mitchell at Shubert Theatre At The Boch Center
John Cameron Mitchell is an actor, writer, and director known for work that crosses theatre, film, and music. His best-known creation is Hedwig and the Angry Inch, the stage musical he co-wrote and originated, later adapting it for the screen. The production became a landmark of alternative musical theatre, earning acclaim for its bold storytelling and distinctive rock soundtrack.
Mitchell's work also includes the film Shortbus and the television series Shrill. His Boston appearance at Shubert Theatre At The Boch Center was listed for March 2, 2019. The supplied event record identifies one past date at the venue, but does not provide details about the performance or its reception, so no specific audience response or tour name can be confirmed.
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John Cameron Mitchell Worcester reviews
Lewis Black is hilarious!
Lewis Black, in great form, delivered a wonderful, memorable, and "totally-worth-it" evening. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the hilarious point he made by crooking his finger and squeezing his voice. John Cameron Mitchell, one of those observational comedians who do that, especially when he makes me laugh so hard that I cry. The evening started with the excellent "open" by John Bowman, showcasing wonderful facial expressions and sly, dry observation. Lewis included "on-the-fly" riffs from audience suggestions that we offered via his webpage, which was cool. He also did the final section of the act while live-streaming on the Internet, deftly using his iPad on stage to reference audience suggestions. I would definitely recommend it for any and all Lewis Black fans.