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The stellar performance of the charming Tim Ryan Meinelschmidt anchors the show… Writers Meinelschmidt and Thomas L. Fox certainly know their stuff…JOHNNY LAW, Courtroom Crusader is a fine example of good writing and great acting— |
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Briskly directed by Christopher Fessenden, Johnny Law snaps to life through the tireless tenacity of Meinelschmidt, who brings a refreshingly direct (eye contact!) and gregarious (funny jokes!) approach to the material. |
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| Johnny Law is a perfect balance of satire and sincerity, irony and indignation. | |||
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| Johnny Law, the deceptively easygoing raconteur... sees the criminal justice system as a comic book world in which he is the dark knight. | |||
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Johnny dissects the outlooks, attitudes, and chivalry of judges, lawyers, and plaintiffs and defendants…Christopher Fessenden’s breezy staging and Meinelschmidt’s proving an estimable mimic, vividly portraying people of a range of ages and ethnicities on both sides of the bench, |
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If there is any justice in the world -- by no means a sure thing -- then theatergoers have not heard the last of "Johnny Law, Courtroom Crusader," a smart, fast one-man Fringe Festival production… |
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There is only Meinelschmidt on the stage. As the manic overdramatic criminal lawyer he delivers…very smoothly directed by Christopher Fessenden |
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JOHNNY LAW ONSTAGEAt Theater 40 241 S. Moreno Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90212
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