He plays the mailroom director with a sort of pride that would make Seinfeld's Newman proud. Twimble answers with a pull of the suspenders when Finch asks him how long he has worked in the mailroom. Another good one is when every woman in the play is in the bathroom, further proving that women go to the bathroom in groups of no less than three. The play is a perfect stereotype of men, except women are playing the roles. The whole thing is dominated by estrogen.
Women run the whole show.
Every time La Rue or any other male walks by, the females' eyes are locked onto their butts like dogs. It's a reminder of our own society. This was an excellent performance, put on by an excellent cast that did a great job under great direction.