Culver City, Calif.: body doubles.(FRONT and CENTER)(All Wear Bowlers)(performance)(Theater Review)
American Theatre, September, 2005 by Weisman, Wendy
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When a colleague told actor Trey Lyford that he resembled Stan Laurel, the lithe member of the New York City-based Civilians decided to do something about it. Researching depression-era comedy eventually led the actor to enlist Geoff Sobelle (of Philadelphia's Pig Iron Theatre Company), with whom he dreamed up All Wear Bowlers, a playful hybrid of physical theatre, slapstick comedy and philosophical meditation that takes its cues from the art of Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.
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After a stint at Philadelphia's 1812 Productions and two sold-out runs at New York ...
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