Slasher is very much concerned with the inner workings and moral implications of the decisions Tinseltown makes in the name of show business.

Slasher’s a wily, clever play, seeming to make sport of matriarch Frances McKinney but vindicating her in the end.

The ensemble work here is what most casts can only dream about.

This is not a great play, but it is a very good play, and for the ridiculously low cost of admission, it is well worth your entertainment dollar.

These guys are preserving the velvet sounds of an era long gone and are worth hearing.