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The fare at the Gaslight Theatre is not Shakespeare or Tennessee
Williams, and it doesn't pretend to be. So, any theater snobs out
there: Buck up; give it a try; and be prepared to laugh. The
productions at this eastside playhouse have little to do with the
Pinter pause or Greek tragedy; it really is all about fun. The group
takes old themes and recycles them into musical melodramas that require
audience participation; those boos and cheers for villains and heroes
come naturally. An evening can become a dinner-theater event, of sorts,
with pizza offerings from next door at Grandma Tony's (or there's also
a really good Chinese buffet in the same shopping center).