WHOS HOLIDAY

 ,  ,&ldquo,A raunchy riff on Dr Seuss&rsquo,s yuletide tale&hellip, The little tyke has become a bottle-blonde adult who spends her days in a trailer appointed with Airstream functionality and seasonal kitsch&hellip,brassy, very funny&hellip,a holiday offering that dirties up Christmas while ultimately reveling in its spirit.&rdquo, , Elisabeth Vincentelli, New York Times ,  ,&ldquo,This irreverent, adults-only sequel&hellip,dares to be as tasteless as possible while replicating Seuss&rsquo,s trademark rhythms&hellip,flawless&hellip,juggling comedy, musical interludes, and audience interaction.&rdquo, , Regina Robbins, Time Out New York ,  ,&ldquo,Though the years haven&rsquo,t been kind to Cindy Lou&hellip,the booze-guzzling, cigarette-sucking bleached blonde stays lovably upbeat&hellip,a comical riot, shining with moxie-laden tastelessness and irreverence. [Cindy Lou] engages front row audience members, sings with gutsy verve and even raps a bit. After an hour of lunacy, a sweet, sentiment ending is added, sending audience members off with a warm smile and probably exhausted from laughter.&rdquo, Michael Dale, Broadway World ,  ,&ldquo,In Matthew Lombardo&rsquo,s one-woman show, Cindy Lou Who is all grown up&mdash,and she isn&rsquo,t quite the adorable child you remember from Dr Seuss&rsquo,s classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas! Chronicling the forty years that have passed since Cindy caught the Grinch in her living room, Lombardo&rsquo,s sixty-minute R-rated comedy, spoken entirely in rhyming couplets, is a comic tour de force.&rdquo, Carey Purcell, The Village Voice ,  ,&ldquo,The funniest Christmas show in town!&rdquo, BroadwayBox&ldquo,If your fond childhood memories include Dr Seuss The Grinch, his dog Max, and a Ville filled with Whos You might like a sequel from 40 years hence Though if you&rsquo,re a Grinch, too, you mi