Last week, I saw the Lights and Laughs Production of The Little Shop of Horrors at the Brewery, and let me tell you - - - it was awesome! Though the Brewery is small, the play was carefully orchestrated in such a small place, and kudos to the Brewery for going out on a limb and providing space for such a well-done play.

The reason I'm so crazed over this is not only because I truly enjoyed the show, but because it was quite possibly the most fun thing I could've done in the downtown area. It is just too bad that the rest of the State College bar scene is too paranoid of new talent - God Forbid the bars allow any band aside from the ones playing Journey  cover songs to entertain people, who are drinking themselves into oblivion just to be able to "enjoy" the music.

So, if you see flyers for a Lights and Laughs Production, (I think that's their name, or the other way around, Laughs and Lights), definately consider going to one of their plays.

But you know what would be even cooler than that? A Voices writer sitting in on their next show, and interviewing them about their work and about entertainment in this town (I know, Voices has done something to that extent, but I just loved these people.) The players are all skilled and creative young artists looking to bring different entertainment around here. And, I would be more than happy to be that writer doing a piece on them!