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"Two decades from now, when we look back on this modest notice for a small
cabaret show, we may well be asking ourselves how Hoptman ended up as
the center square in the German version of Hollywood Squares--but for now we can
enjoy watching his star, still at the very beginning of its ascent." --City Pages
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"His is a sincerely odd likability, and his gentle, intellectual streak mixes
pleasantly with an underlying mischievousness... Hoptman's show makes for a
decidedly odd and pleasurable Thursday night out." --St Paul Pioneer Press
Ari Hoptman featured in a Star-Tribune profile: "Something in his ability to
scrutinize complex patterns of language demonstrates a native curiosity that
helps explain his capacity for quirky sideways glances at the world around him."
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Ari Hoptman
Hello, Dear Visitor!
Hope all is well, whoever you may be. Why don't you
have a seat and stay a while here at my little website
until you have to leave or you get bored?
So, it's been a while since my last update, but I
thought I could tell you something about what's
happening now.
I am currently in "Man of La Mancha," with the very
talented Bradley Greenwald, Ann Michels, and Brian
Sostek. (My adverb-adjective combination "very
talented" extends all the way to 'Sostek'). A very
good production, this, and one that really makes one
appreciate the show itself. The production is by
Nautilus Music-Theater and is directed by Ben Krywosz.
"La Mancha" is at the Southern Theater and runs until
February 5. Call 612-340-1725 for reservations.
Next up (in May) is "Last of the Red-Hot Lovers" by
Neil Simon, with Leslie Ball, Kjersti Brekki, and
Karen Wiese-Thompson. This show will be produced by
Fifty Foot Penguin Theater" and will be directed
by Zach Curtis. Keep your eyes open.
PUSHING THE PRODUCT!
In addition to the CD, there is now a picture book,
"This Is," an ideal gift for children you wish to scar
for life. You may email me for more details.
Click here for Ari's theatrical resume.
Fun facts about Ari:
recorded live at the Minnesota Fringe Festival "Dang! Shtick by Ari Hoptman"
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