Mike Zancola

A "Disaster Artist" for theater nerds

Revisado: 05-21-22

Huh... So THAT'S why the show was so weirdly h*rny...

That's not my main takeaway from the book or anything, but it was something that kept coming up. That may seem like a weird and out of place thought, but but weird out of place hornyness and this play go hand and hand.

Aside from all that what is there to say about the book? Glenn Berger is a story teller. So it should be no surprise that the book is engaging throughout and manages to turn a recounting of events into a well structured narrative.

Mr Berger is also both the author and the narrator which is a combination im always partial too for audio books. No one does a better job of translating the authors voice from page to sound than, well, the authors voice.

Oh also a warning for anyone who's ever worked tech or any support roles in theater. Had a friend of mine who was a former tech crew head in high school and did professional lighting for shows for a few years listen to parts of the book. Hearing about how some of those parts of the show came about or were handled nearly gave him a panic attack

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Great story, questionable performance

Revisado: 03-20-21

The human voices are fine, but aliens and [redacted] are just... Bad. They sound like what they are: a person with a really high voice trying to do a low gravely voice. Which is made even more jarring when the Jackal characters and [REDACTED] are both being described in text as having high shrill voices

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Story is much better then the movie, but..

Revisado: 03-15-18

this narrator is always the most. no effort on impressions of established characters. makes it harder to enjoy.

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