George Reinblatt Explained
George Reinblatt (born 1977) is a Canadian playwright, television writer, and comedy writer from Toronto, Ontario.[1] He is best known for writing for the Comedy Central Roasts, and for the hit off-Broadway stage show Evil Dead The Musical.[2]
Evil Dead the Musical
Reviews
Evil Dead The Musical has had overwhelmingly positive reviews.
- The New York Times has called it "The Next Rocky Horror Show".[3]
- Entertainment Weekly called it "The show is as funny as it is gory" [4]
- The Hollywood Reporter called it "Silly, fun, loosely campy and not terrifying at all"[5]
- And Variety (magazine) said "Evil Dead: The Musical” should be a disaster.... It has self-aware jokes, ironically earnest songs and a tacit assertion that the creators think their entire project is a goof. And yet it works. The show's wit, gore and stage magic make it a ridiculous amount of fun."[6]
External links
Notes and References
- News: Lorraine . Wilder . Rare Gem In Canadian Entertainment . Tinseltown News . Tinseltown News.
- Web site: Evil Dead marks its 300th performance. Ouzounian. Richard. 25 June 2008. Toronto Star. 14 August 2010.
- News: Gates . Anita . Evil Dead Review . New York Times.
- Collis . Clark . The show is as funny as it is gory . Entertainment Weekly.
- News: "Evil Dead" musical a bloody good time. 2006-11-02. Reuters. 2019-07-16. en.
- Web site: Evil Dead: The Musical. Blankenship. Mark. 2006-11-02. Variety. en. 2019-07-16.
