A solo show by Charlie Varon
developed with & directed by David Ford
Rush Limbaugh learns Spanish in Greenwich Village, falls in love with a feminist, plays Othello in New York's Central Park…
Charlie's one-man show won rave reviews and was an audience favorite in 1994-95 and again when he revived it in 2004-05.
Listen to Charlie's one-man, 20-character satiric feast!
(This recording was made live at The Marsh in 1995.)
Rush Limbaugh in Night School opened at The Marsh in San Francisco in 1994, quickly became a hit, enjoyed a 7-month, sold-out run and won numerous awards, including the Will Glickman Award for best new play of the year in the Bay Area. Charlie went on to perform the show in Washington, DC, and Off Broadway in New York. Critics called it "dazzlingly funny" (SF Chronicle), "a delight" (Washington Post), and "a comic tour de force" (The New Yorker).
Was Rush Limbaugh a demagogue?
Read Charlie's account of hearing a speech by Limbaugh in 2005.
