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Alex More has a story to tell. A struggling actor in L.A., Alex takes a job working in the mall in Barbra Streisand's Malibu basement. One day, the Lady Herself comes downstairs to play. It feels like real bonding in the basement, but will their relationship ever make it upstairs? BUYER & CELLAR is an outrageous comedy about the price of fame, the cost of things, and the oddest of odd jobs.
The New York Times critics Ben Brantley and Charles Isherwood recently raved about the play. Brantley wrote that Buyer & Cellar is "the most talked about new comedy of the season." WQXR Radio's Isherwood called the hit comedy "very funny" and "a tour-de-force performance."
Michael Urie is at his most effervescent in this one person play. I have no idea how he sustains the level of energy and characters "all by his lonesome" for the duration of this play without even drinking water! Simply put, it is candy for the mind. And, I will never look at Barbara the same way again.
This was a wonderful play . Very funny. Michael Urie gave a wonderful performance. His vocal intonations were brilliant. He performed for 2 hours on stage by himself with no one to play lines off and gave a magnificent performance. This play is definitely worth seeing.
Absolutely charming! Loved every second! So happy they decided to tour with this show!
This was such an entertaining evening but to be so, you have to know a bit about Barbra Streisand, her movies and her history. Michael Urie is amazing. It was wonderful to laugh. The only negative was that sometimes he was difficult to hear. We were in the first row of the 2nd section so we were not that far back that hearing should have been a problem.
I think one would have to be a fan of either Barbra Streisand or the actor to enjoy the play. The acting was great but the subject didn't interest me at all. I wasn't concerned about either of the characters represented in the play.
It is a great escape and into a world of make believe. It is funny and does not slam anyone. The 90 minutes flew by.
The play was both hilarious and moving. Michael Urie is absolutely charming, and his ability to clearly commit to, and switch among a collection of diverse characters quickly and honestly was amazing. I found the play entertaining and poignant, well written and well performed. I loved the venue as well, intimate and comfortable.
Michael Urie is superb in this one man show. I haven't laughed this much in Years. His ability to to jump form character to character while keeping each character completely distinct is amazing!
Brilliant performance! Engaging, funny and thought provoking. Kept my attention the entire time. Michael Urie is one of the most talented and charming actors ever.
Laughed for 90 minutes straight. The writing and acting was amazing
Great show. Mark was very funny. His impersonation of Barbra was amazing.
Michael Urie puts on a fun performance as he portrays various characters. His portrayal of Bea Arthur was hilarious.
I was pleasantly surprised as I had no idea what the play was about. Michael Urie held his own. Loved his impressions of Barbara, you could "see" her in his performance.
Michael Urie is so talented! He had us laughing and captivated throughout the entire show!
Michael Urie was great in his one man show. The story was a little weak at times, but any fan of Barbra Streisand will enjoy it with a knowing nod.
excellent. esp Michael urie! appreciative audience.
Awesome, but a bit too long. The actor was amazing.
I am a Michael Urie fan and I thought he did a fantastic job. I am almost never disappointed when I see a one-actor production with minimal staging because it is always such a great personal effort and achievement for the actor.
I found this production to be very engaging and energetic. To convey a well rounded story like this without excessive use of props, or other actors for that matter, says something about the actor, director, producer, set designer etc... I am not a Barbara Streisand fan but decided to see this production based on reviews. I found that it didn't matter what I thought about Barbara Streisand since the themes are universal.
So well written. Witty, and laugh out loud funny. Michael Urie was GREAT!
