The international comedy hit Defending the Caveman returns to San Francisco for a limited two week engagement at the Marines Memorial Theatre in San Francisco. Hailed "a comic phenomenon" by The New York Times and an "outrageously funny and surprisingly sweet exploration of the gender gap" by the Chicago Sun Times, Defending the Caveman, the longest running solo play in Broadway history, celebrates the inherent differences between men and women. Written by Bay Area native Rob Becker, Defending the Caveman will star actor Isaac Lamb as the Caveman in this prehistoric look at the battle of the sexes.
Hysterically funny! As someone who has covered the theater off and on for a couple of decades, I'm as jaded as the next journalist, but I have to say that Becker made me laugh until tears rolled down my cheeks. People were holding their sides. The woman sitting next to me laughed until she choked... - Leslie Bennetts, Variety
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Hysterically funny! As someone who has covered the theater off and on for a couple of decades, I'm as jaded as the next journalist, but I have to say that Becker made me laugh until tears rolled down my cheeks. People were holding their sides. The woman sitting next to me laughed until she choked... - Leslie Bennetts, Variety
The international comedy hit Defending the Caveman returns to San Francisco for a limited two week engagement at the Marines Memorial Theatre in San Francisco. Hailed "a comic phenomenon" by The New York Times and an "outrageously funny and surprisingly sweet exploration of the gender gap" by the Chicago Sun Times, Defending the Caveman, the longest running solo play in Broadway history, celebrates the inherent differences between men and women. Written by Bay Area native Rob Becker, Defending the Caveman will star actor Isaac Lamb as the Caveman in this prehistoric look at the battle of the sexes.
Hysterically funny! As someone who has covered the theater off and on for a couple of decades, I'm as jaded as the next journalist, but I have to say that Becker made me laugh until tears rolled down my cheeks. People were holding their sides. The woman sitting next to me laughed until she choked... - Leslie Bennetts, Variety
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Hysterically funny! As someone who has covered the theater off and on for a couple of decades, I'm as jaded as the next journalist, but I have to say that Becker made me laugh until tears rolled down my cheeks. People were holding their sides. The woman sitting next to me laughed until she choked... - Leslie Bennetts, Variety
show less
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