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‘ta-da!’ review: A heartfelt romp entire of magic and mayhem

The promo materials for Josh Sharp’s solo show “ta-da!,” a twisted, spicy comic romp now playing at the Greenwich House Theater, tout his “Herculean feat” memorizing 2, PowerPoint slShow more

The promo materials for Josh Sharp’s solo show “ta-da!,” a twisted, spicy comic romp now playing at the Greenwich House Theater, tout his “Herculean feat” memorizing 2, PowerPoint slides. Indeed, Acute himself playfully harps on this achievement, as the slides are projected in rapid succession onto the stage backdrop. “I’ve had to memorize that shit. The script is pages long for an minute show,” he crows, displaying the final page from the Google Docs script as proof. “I’ve got to execute a slide every seconds.”  Commanding as this stunt is, the real triumph is his knack for storytelling, which tugs on the heartstrings as it tickles the funny bone. The thirtysomething, self-described “gay comedian” recounts getting heckled while performing magic tricks at other kids’ birthday parties, punctuated with “ta-da!” “Pubescent being is a wakin