RAR Yelp -- Bonus

The sublime and luminous Amanda Leigh Cobb (The Importance of Being Earnest, Coast of Utopia) returns to plumb the heartache of desperate Yelper.

This review was submitted by Ben. Thanks Ben!

music: Guess.

[alexander-music-video]

Amanda Leigh Cobb is brilliant, so glad to have come across this... from production to performance, A+

[jamesadams]

oh my God, that one perfect tear...she's AMAZING

[yuichituba]

WOW, this clip is a gem! Such great close-up acting. Please tell her this for me.

[blaze]

Just got finished watching these. This was completed in one sitting. I will give 5 stars to this service NOT because it is funny but because it is hilarious. I considered taking a half star away because there were other things that I needed to do before 1:45 today, but I hand't the heart as I couldn't blame Gotta Kid to Feed for my laziness. No regrets.

[MichaelTraynorFitness]

Amanda Leigh Cobb is fantastic. What more can be said?!

[VavieDugan]

These are so hilarious!!!! I can't get enough!

[lucasvan]

This is brilliant I’m considering having one star reviews posted for my business being read by actors and linked on the comment to the review

Some of these ridiculous one star reviews need attention because they are hurting businesses that don’t deserve it.

[Beccaluvs]

lmao! This one was great! Completely made my whole night lol

[pfelon]

Yelp review link in description is wrong. Just look up El Sombrero - Lower East Side - New York, NY

[cutiebrowngirl]

"Your bathroom is a closet of horrors!"

[DeathInANuse]

Rich kids should eat at poor people restaurants more often.

[kdfsjljklgjfg]

Whoosh! Way to let the idea of satire go completely over your head. The entire point is mocking overly dramatic reviews or those of people who are infuriated over minute details by taking it to an extreme level; not to sympathize with these poor people whose experiences were not satisfactory to them. There is comedy in the absurdity of such a reaction. That's very basic, simple comedy and it's done all the time to varying degrees and infinite subjects.

[xcfan]

sorry, i disagree. this acting is overwrought, and doesn't fit the tone of the material. the chick, "Kat, " who wrote the yelp review has a harder edge than what this actor portrayed. just read her profile on yelp; you can tell she wouldn't be crying and blubbering, with a little-girl butthurt look.

it's easy for these stage actors to be all dramatic; but they're taking the easy road.
it's harder to tone down the drama and give it more nuance, and inject unique charisma into the character.