The Big Bang
B Street Theatre brings back its most successful play ever for a limited-run engagement. The original director (John Lamb) and cast from the 2005 production—Jason Kuykendall, Greg Alexander and Chris Schlagel—return for this romp through history in comedy and song. It’s ridiculous, campy and hilarious, although some of the clever “contemporary” references may have lost relevance—Judge Lance Ito, anybody? The cast is uninhibited, and the play a bit bawdy at times (bananas and cacti stand out) in a play that is outrageous and funny, maybe even outrageously funny. F, Sa, select Th 7pm; Su 1pm. Through 7/7. $30-$35. B Street Theatre’s B2 Space, 2727 B St.; (916) 443-5300; www.bstreettheatre.org.
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