Sounds good! I want to go.

... now, can anybody who's already seen this write something about it? For us, not priviledged enough to have plays/books/films about Smiths/Moz delivered on a silver plates just under our respective noses. Please...

I saw it, and it was as delicious as a Thanksgiving turkey. Seriously folks, aren't turkeys delicious? So is this.

"Shyness" was LA Weekly's pick-o-the-week.

As for it's appeal to Morrissey fans...
Though admittedly not a theatrical embodyment of the Mozzer Spirit as one might view "The Importance of Being Earnest," it maybe taps the other, New York Dolls-influenced side of his persona. It is loud, frantic, rude and full-frontally naked. You will, however-- thanks to very funny (and nuanced) performances by the male leads-- probably recognize yourself in there somewhere, padding about the apartment in a Smiths shirt and pining for a vinyl "World Won't Listen"... until the Australian female pimp kicks down the door, at which point it's a no-holds-questioned audience pleaser. See it with someone you want to snort heroin with and/ or dry hump live on stage. Live guitar!