A Chekhovian farce of the highest order, FRONT OF HOUSE inspires as many belly laughs as it does panic attacks from anybody who's ever worked in the New York Service Industry. Waitt's precision with physical comedy is a wonder to behold, but, hidden among the slamming doors and upended plates is a surprisingly heartbreaking study of a ragtag group of people just trying to survive in an industry that constantly seeks to crush them. Poignant, heartfelt, and relentlessly hilarious, FRONT OF HOUSE delivers a full-course theatrical meal that will have you, like the characters themselves, declare it...
A Chekhovian farce of the highest order, FRONT OF HOUSE inspires as many belly laughs as it does panic attacks from anybody who's ever worked in the New York Service Industry. Waitt's precision with physical comedy is a wonder to behold, but, hidden among the slamming doors and upended plates is a surprisingly heartbreaking study of a ragtag group of people just trying to survive in an industry that constantly seeks to crush them. Poignant, heartfelt, and relentlessly hilarious, FRONT OF HOUSE delivers a full-course theatrical meal that will have you, like the characters themselves, declare it "Tapa the Line".