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Beyond Therapy: Young Star Maker Studio Debuts New Exciting Talent
Patrick Day of “Young Star Maker Studio” and acting-coach-to-the-stars has brought together a talented group of actors for an upcoming performance presented by The Whole Theatre at Young Actors Space called Beyond Therapy. Beginning tonight, June 5 ,and running each Friday and Saturday … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, Performance, Play, Small Theater, theater
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The Annual 2015 Screening Series “Confessions of a Production Designer” At the Egyptian and Aero Theatres
The “Confessions of a Production Designer” co-hosted series by the Art Directors Guild (ADG) Film Society and the American Cinematheque comes about once a year and offers a great opportunity for film buffs and lovers of the “Mise-en-scène” to dig deep into … Continue reading
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Tagged american cinematheque, An American In Paris, art, Art Director, Art Directors Guild, artist, Billy Bennight, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Design800, Film Series, Film Society, films, Hollywood, Hollywood Reporter, Mise-en-scène, movies, Production Design, Sotto Sotto, The Adventures of Robin Hood, theater
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The Theme Of The 2015 Edwardian Ball Is “My Gorey Valentine!”
This year’s The Edwardian Ball theme is “My Gorey Valentine!” with a special performance of Edward Gorey’s “The Beastly Baby”. Rosin Coven and co-hosts Vau de Vire Society bring Edward Gorey’s story to life on stage with original music, theatrical choreography and narration. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ballroom Dancing, Billy Bennight, Delachaux, Edward Gorey, Edwardian, goth, gothic, Music, Rosin Coven, Steam Punk, The Klown, theater, Trapeze, Valentine's Day, Vau de Vire Society, victorian
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Ragtime: The Musical Sings Its Way Through a Tumultuous Period in American History
3-D Theatrical’s production of Ragtime: The Musical, currently at the Plummer Theater in Fullerton and then followed by an engagement through November 9 at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, gives theatergoers a chance to see a lesser-known musical performed … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, Miscellanious, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged 3-D Theatricals, Edward Simon, Fullerton, Musical, Plummer Auditorium, Ragtime, Ragtime: The Musical, Redondo Beach, theater
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Heed Cthulhu’s Call at The Lex Theatre
Sick of this accursed heatwave? Longing for the thrills and chills of the Halloween season to commence? No need to pray to the Great Old Ones, just slither on down to the little theater on the corner of Lexington and … Continue reading
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Tagged H. P. Lovecraft, Halloween, horror, The Call of Cthulhu, The Lex Theatre, The Visceral Company, theater
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Orpheus, Expect the Unexpected: The Four Larks Secret Underground Shows Set In DTLA
The Four Larks Theater troupe hailing Australia performed a residency and a special showcase of their talents of their interpretation of the classic tale of Orpheus at the Getty Villa last weekend. For those who missed the Getty Villa shows or … Continue reading
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Tagged avant garde, Billy Bennight, dance, Downtown LA, Downtown. Los Angeles, DTLA, Events, Gorilla Theater, katabasis, Live Music, Modern, Orpheus, Orphic, Performance, Performance Art, Secret, theater, Theatre, Underground
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“We Good?”: Marc Maron Wants to Work It Out
Stand-up comedian, podcast host, and TV super star (in my mind, anyway), Marc Maron has a few things he needs to get off his chest and has been doing so at the Trepany House every Tuesday in March with proceeds … Continue reading
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Tagged Comedy, marc maron, stand-up, steve allen, theater, wtf
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The Pirates of Penzance, a hilarious musical, premieres March 7 in Thousand Oaks
The Pirates of Penzance, one of the most popular musicals from Gilbert and Sullivan, will have it’s Gala Premiere on March 7th. The Pirates of Penzance is about a young man, Frederic, who upon his 21st birthday, is sent to … Continue reading
Se7en Deadly Scenes at J.E.T. Studios: Short Play Festival Takes off for Lively Post Halloween Fun!
Ever wonder if Charles Manson had any living offspring?—and if so, would you recognize them as such and would they possess that same wide-eyed maniacal countenance were you to ever meet haphazardly or, more intensely, be one of their coworkers? … Continue reading
