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Tag Archives: Hollywood Fringe Festival
Opening this week: High Heels on Wheels – The Musical!
Leslie Sloan presents High Heels on Wheels – the Musical where “‘Hairspray’ meets ‘A League of their Own’ – when roller derby was one of the few places women could compete as professional athletes. A lesbian love story, roller derby … Continue reading
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Pit of Goblins’ Comically Scares Up From Deep Within
The scariest of things is not that which slinks behind walls, lurks in the dark, or hides deep within a dark and ominous pit. It is that which stands before us, in plain sight, and often without giving us the … Continue reading
THEATRE REVIEW – ‘Batter Up’ Not Just For Baseball Fans, Extended at Hollywood Fringe
You don’t have to love–or even like–baseball in order to love “Batter Up: My Brain on Baseball”, but it helps. “Batter Up” is an astonishing display of memory retention like no other. Highly entertaining and charismatic, self-defined “baseball savant,” Brett … Continue reading
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Tattered Capes’ Out From the Shadows at the Hollywood Fringe
Playwright and Producer Gregory Crafts and Theatre Unleashed production of “Tattered Capes” brings homage to prevalent and popular Marvel and DC Comic superhero films in a fresh, funny, and poignant new work after last year’s award-winning equally loving send up to the classic … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged Ann Hurd, Caroline Roncalli, Chris Clabaugh, Corrine Glazer, Courtney King, Gordon Meacham, Gregory Crafts, Heather Rose, HFF19, Hollywood Fringe Festival, Joanna Mercedes, LAthtr, Melany Smith, Tanner Risner, Theatre Unleashed, Travis Joe Dixon
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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Bully Problem’ Beats Back those Bad Memories, at Hollywood Fringe
UPDATED 8/5/19 Remember how you felt the first time you performed in, or even saw, your first high school or college musical? Remember that giddy excitement that sent warm shivers down your spine, instilling a feeling that told you this … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Theater
Tagged Allie Costa, Andrew Landecker, Clint Blakely, Frankie Zabilka, Hallie Mayer, HFF19, Hollywood, Hollywood Fringe Festival, James Everts, Jayna Sweet, Jordan Mitchell-Love, Kyle Ormiston, LA theatre, LAthtr, Malissa Marlow, Matt Kamimura, Michael Shapiro, Musical, The Broadwater, The Bully Problem, theater festival, theatre festival, Tianna Cohen
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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Bunny the Elf LIVE!’ Spreads Cheer at ‘STAGEStheatre’
UPDATE: 11-12-19* Directed by Rose London, solo show “Bunny the Elf LIVE!,” is both a funny and touching amalgamation of writer and actress Christi Pedigo‘s imaginative YouTube webisodes/Amazon Prime series, “Bunny the Elf,” with some fresh new material, *playing select … Continue reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Blackboxing takes an Hysterical Poke at the Craft at the Hollywood Fringe Festival
UPDATED 11/1/19 Full disclosure: this writer donated toward the making of this show without being privy to its full plot and content and has no vested interest in its box office take or success. In the play Blackboxing, actor and … Continue reading
‘Lincoln 2020’ Asks a Pointed ‘What if,’ Offers a Choice, at the Hollywood Fringe Festival
Fast-paced satire “Lincoln 2020,” written and produced by Holiday Kinard, and neatly directed by Colleen Labella, hits some very sharp political notes in their first-year effort at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, now playing at the Broadwater Second Stage. Mirroring the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Gentzler, Alex Mackyol, Allie Leonard, Amandla Bearden, Broadwater Second Stage, Colleen Labella, Dan Torson, Eric Delgado, Holiday Kinard, Hollywood Fringe Festival, Janet Chung Chamberlain, Kristen Cook, Lincoln 2020, Monique Marie Gelineau, Patrick Censoplano, R.S. Buck, Rebecca Knowles, The Broadwater, Tim Kopacz, women directors, women in theatre, women writers
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Award-Winning Play About Marilyn Monroe Bares All
“But I’m the blonde!” announced Marilyn Monroe logically, when comparing her much lower pay to that of her brunette co-star, Jane Russell, for their smash hit, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” (1953). Details such as that quote intriguingly flesh out the one-woman show … Continue reading
