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For what it is, BroadwaySF’s production of “The SpongeBob Musical” did well at leaning into the campy humor of its source material, never trying to take itself more seriously than its audience.
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It was an inescapable fact: This tour would be the swan song of celebrated Captain Hodgson’s topsy-turvy ship.
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The 20th anniversary tour… doesn’t reinvent the wheel as much as it treats its source material like a well-loved, dog-eared book.
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The Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine classic of fairy tale revisionism is winnowed down to its core. The newly minimal cast reduces a sprawling storybook ensemble to 10 actors, most of them performing multiple roles.
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The look, plot, dialogue, jokes and even the orchestral accompaniment of “Anything Goes” could easily seem dated. In Cole Porter’s famed 1934 musical, there’s a bit about Arrow shirt collars, Garbo’s salary and Mae West — references that have since gone the way of the cat’s pajamas. But, when you
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