Last week Drew Droege celebrated the official opening of his comedy Happy Birthday Doug, a follow-up to his long-running Bright Colors and Bold Patterns. The play, which opened February 13, continues its extended run at SoHo Playhouse through March 29 (originally scheduled through March 1).
Happy Birthday Doug sees Doug turning 41. His favorite, and least favorite, gay men have made the invite list for his birthday celebration including friends, nightmares, a few exes, tricks, and even a ghost. Happy Birthday Doug is a wicked and wild hour-long celebration of modern gay culture, with tons of wine.
Read reviews below.
Lighting and Sound America (David Barbour)
The New York Times (Elisabeth Vincentelli)
The Off-Broadway run, which began February 6, is produced by Michael Urie and Zach Laks, and directed by Tom DeTrinis.
Happy Birthday Doug had a workshop production at New York’s World Pride Celebration earlier this year, in addition to engagements at the Celebration Theater and Dynasty Typewriter in Los Angeles.
