Darryl Maximilian Robinson Made His Hollywood And Greater Los Angeles Area Stage Debut In A 50th Anniversary Revival of "The Fantasticks" at The First-Ever 2010 Hollywood Fringe Festival!

A MEMORABLE HOLLYWOOD AND GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA STAGE DEBUT!: Excaliber Shakespeare Company of Chicago Founder, Artistic Director and Producer and Los Angeles-based Theatre Artist DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON made both his Hollywood and Greater Los Angeles Area Stage Debut when he appeared as the old Shakespearean actor HENRY ALBERTSON in the first-ever 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50th Anniversary Revival Production of TOM JONES' and HARVEY SCHMIDT'S classic, romantic musical "THE FANTASTICKS" presented by THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS at THE COMPLEX THEATRE in LA. 



With The Role Of The Old Shakespearean Actor Henry Albertson In Tom Jones' and Harvey Schmidt's "The Fantasticks" Darryl Maximilian Robinson Made Both His Hollywood and Greater Los Angeles Area Stage Debut!

"The cast hits their stride in Act 1 with 'It Depends on What You Pay.' It's just about that time that Darryl Maximilian Robinson gives the show a shot in the arm with his high-energy, over the top Henry. Robinson is a comedian, clearly comfortable on the stage and well trained. His Henry is quite simply a hoot and expertly delivered." -- Bree Long, LA Theatre Review.com / The Hollywood Fringe Daily Rag, Day Three, Saturday June 19, 2010. 

"Additionally, the production offers a delightful comic duo of Henry ( Darryl Maximilian Robinson ) and Mortima ( Stacy Lynn Baker ), who portray the hopelessly inept two-person acting troupe reminiscent of the craftsmen in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. It was always disappointing when Henry and Mortima had to exit, as their mutual rapport was outstanding to watch." -- Kyra Oser, The Los Angeles Budget Theatre Exaiminer, Friday July 2, 2010. 


A testament to Tom Jones' ( Book and Lyrics ) and Harvey Schmidt's ( Musical Score ) intimate, classic, romantic musical The Fantasticks' staying and playing power occurred during the late spring and summer of 2010 when a talented young theatre ensemble called The Tribe Productions presented a Hollywood Fringe Festival 50th Anniversary Revival Production of the acclaimed theatre piece at The Complex Theatre in Los Angeles. The revival, directed by Christopher Chase, with musical direction by Tiffany Oliver, featured skilled actor / singer Christopher Karbo as The Narrator, El Gallo, the lovely and talented Madison Mitchell as The Girl, Luisa, physically-amazing actress Setareh Khatibi as The Mute, and in his Hollywood and Greater Los Angeles stage debut, Chicago Joseph Jefferson Citation Award Winner Darryl Maximilian Robinson appeared as the old Shakespearean actor Henry Albertson opposite talented young comic actress Stacy Lynn Baker as Mortima ( in this production aka Mortimer, "The Woman Who Dies" ). The Tribe Productions' 2010 Hollywood Fringe Festival 50th Anniversary Revival Production of The Fantasticks earned a Festival Nomination as "Best of Fringe" as well as fine notices in the June 19, 2010 LA Theatre Review.Com / Hollywood Fringe Daily Rag and the July 2, 2010 Los Angeles Budget Theatre Exaiminer. And, in the great tradition of the role of Henry Albertson, veteran and award-winning stage actor and play director Darryl Maximilian Robinson is pleased to share with you "The Clippings"!




https://www.hollywoodfringe.org/learn/content/271 



http://www.abouttheartists.com/productions/100368-the-fantasticks-at-the-complex-theatres-2010


https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/Darryl-Maximilian-Robinson-Returns-For-A-Visit-On-THE-ACTORS-CHOICE-20191212


https://musicalsinla.blogspot.com/2010/06/fantasticks.html







IT VANISHES UNDER THE LIGHT!: DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON and STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.
                                           
 


                                        
JUNE 19, 2010 LA THEATRE REVIEW.COM / HOLLYWOOD FRINGE DAILY RAG NOTICE BY BREE LONG. 





                                           
YOUR MOON, SIR!: CHRISTOPHER KARBO as EL GALLO and DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.





                           
JULY 2, 2010 LOS ANGELES BUDGET THEATRE EXAMINER NOTICE BY KYRA OSER. 




                                             
                                       
LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE?: DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON, MICHAEL DAVID as MATT and STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.



                                           
NOW, DON'T TELL ME...I CAN GET IT!: CHRISTOPHER KARBO as EL GALLO, STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA, DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY and SETAREH KHATIBI as THE MUTE in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS. 




                                       
THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION CAST OF TOM JONES' AND HARVEY SCHMIDT'S "THE FANTASTICKS" AT THE COMPLEX THEATRE OF LOS ANGELES!: DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON, STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA ( aka MORTIMER "The Woman Who Dies" ), TONY OLIVER as BELLOMY, MADISON MITCHELL as LUISA, SETAREH KHATIBI as THE MUTE, MICHAEL DAVID as MATT, ALISSA-NICOLE KOBLENTZ as HUCKLEBEE and CHRISTOPHER KARBO as EL GALLO. Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.



                                      
IN A BOX I HAVE ALL COLORS! SO, I BEG YOU TO IMAGINE HAIR!: CHRISTOPHER KARBO as EL GALLO, STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA, DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON and SETAREH KHATIBI as THE MUTE in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.



                                         
HELP!: STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA, MICHAEL DAVID as MATT, DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON and SETAREH KHATIBI as THE MUTE in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.



            
                              
PRELUDE TO AN ABDUCTION BY MOONLIGHT!: CHRISTOPHER KARBO as EL GALLO and DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS. 



                                         
THERE'S NOT MUCH LEFT TO THE OLD COMPANY ANYMORE. JUST MORTIMA AND ME!: STACY LYNN BAKER as MORTIMA ( aka MORTIMER "The Woman Who Dies" ) and DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON in THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of "THE FANTASTICKS." Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.

                                  


                                               
AN OLD SHAKESPEAREAN ACTOR AND A YOUNG MUSICAL THEATRE LEADING MAN REHEARSE TOM JONES' AND HARVEY SCHMIDT'S "THE FANTASTICKS"!: Skilled and Versatile Actor / Singer CHRISTOPHER KARBO as EL GALLO and Veteran Shakespearean Actor and Musical Theatre Performer DARRYL MAXIMILIAN ROBINSON as HENRY ALBERTSON Rehearse A Scene From THE 2010 HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL 50TH ANNIVERSARY REVIVAL PRODUCTION of TOM JONES' and HARVEY SCHMIDT'S "THE FANTASTICKS" at THE COMPLEX THEATRE in Los Angeles, CA. Photo courtesy of THE TRIBE PRODUCTIONS.






                                             
CLASSIC SHOW CARD LOGO OF "THE FANTASTICKS".

                                    

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