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Nobody Loves You at A.C.T.

For Saturday night, Inna purchased tickets to Nobody Loves You - a musical hosted by ACT in San Francisco.

Before the 20:00 performance, we stopped by the Acropolis Greek Restaurant for dinner. After sitting down, we ordered the following items:

  • Appetizers: Tzatziki with Pita, Greek Salad, Parthenon Ceviche
  • Drinks: Sparkling Water, Golden State Apple Cider
  • Boris: Lamb Souvlaki
  • Inna: Moussaka

We were pleasantly surprised by the quick, attentive service, the reasonably priced items, and the food quality. I liked the Tzatziki with fresh Pita and the Lamb Souvlaki. Inna's Moussaka was excellent. The Greek Salad was delicious, too. The Parthenon Ceviche was tasty but slightly smaller than I expected.

After dinner, we thought about stopping at our favorite place for desserts and pastries: One65 (but we did not have enough time).

Background summary (AI-assisted)

Nobody Loves You, with a book and lyrics by Itamar Moses and music and lyrics by Gaby Alter, satirizes reality dating shows. Jeff, a philosophy graduate student, auditions for a dating show to win back his ex-girlfriend. He gets cast and she does not. His plan to expose the show's superficiality becomes more complicated when he falls for Jenny, a member of its production team.


Overall, we enjoyed Nobody Loves You, a light-hearted comedy (suitable for a few laughs). 

Nobody Loves You Review

Highlights

  • Lots of laughs

Lowlights

  • The plot is weak; there is not much there
  • The production felt a bit amateurish

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