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BROOKLYN'S WAY
Theatre 68 Arts Complex - The Rosalie NoHo Area Genre: Dramedy 09/07/24–10/13/24 Info and Tickets
A World Premiere
Written by Sam Henry Kass Directed by Ronnie Marmo They met on a studio lot. He’s a quirky veteran writer, emotionally fractured by his belief that he has “sold out” creatively… She’s a young and fierce writer’s assistant, intrigued by his talent, and fearful of his inability (more ...) |
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Heading Into Night: A Clown Play About...[forgetting]
Odyssey Theatre Westside Area Genre: Performance 10/05/24–11/17/24 Info and Tickets
Cirque du Soleil clown Daniel Passer and Cornell professor of performing and media arts Beth F. Milles have co-creating a clown play about memory, making it's West Coast premiere at the Odyssey Theatre. Inspired by a village designed for people faced with cognitive decline, and research emerging (more ...)
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In the Unlikely Event of an Actual Emergency
Hudson Guild Theatre Hollywood Area Genre: Dramedy 09/20/24–10/26/24 Info and Tickets
Explore the rules of chance, the hilarity of panic, and the power of art and kindness in this 90 minute theatrical thrill ride as 6 characters work together against the ridiculous odds of surviving what airlines refer to as “an airplane incident.”
Based on an incredible true story. Fasten (more ...) |
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Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames’ New York Times Critics’ Pick play Kill Move Paradise tells the story of Isa, Daz, Grif, and Tiny, four Black men who find themselves stuck in a cosmic waiting room in the afterlife. Wrenched out of their young lives before they even knew what was (more ...)
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Love and Death Inside a House
Theatre 68 @ MCS Theatre Outside LA Area Area Genre: Dramedy 10/04/24–10/06/24 Info and Tickets
THIS SHOW IS IN NEW YORK!
“When the patriarch of the Bannock family throws his own fake funeral celebration, the family is thrown into turmoil as they confront love and death." Written by Riley Fee and Kathryn (more ...) |
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Real Women Have Curves
The Phantom Projects Theatre at La Habra Depot OC Area Genre: Comedy 10/04/24–10/13/24 Info and Tickets
Set in a tiny sewing factory in East L.A., this is the outrageously funny story of five full-figured Mexican-American women who are racing to meet nearly impossible production deadlines in order to keep their tiny factory from going under.
This play, a microcosm of the Latina immigrant (more ...) |
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Stephen Sondheim's Putting It Together
The Broadwater Area Genre: Musical 10/04/24–10/06/24 Info and Tickets
Words and Music by STEPHEN SONDHEIM
Devised by Stephen Sondheim and Julia McKenzie Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick Directed by Harry White Right on the heels of the SELL-OUT run of Alan Arkin and Elaine May plays at the Groundlings, Foster Cat Productions is bringing a musical to (more ...) |
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The Roots and Wings Project presents the World Premiere of
THE JOY RIDE: Through a reckoning comes the freedom journey... Written and Directed by Jesse Bliss Four dear friends gather to ride out together, but quickly realize they each have much to reckon with. How, in a time of deep grief, (more ...) |
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The MOSTLY True Story of a Common Scold
The Promenade Playhouse Santa Monica Area Genre: Drama 09/20/24–10/27/24 Info and Tickets
At the dawn of the Jackson administration, Anne
Royall, America’s first female journalist, wages a personal war in print against evangelicals who she felt were trying to subvert the U.S. Constitution and turn America into a Christian nation. They toppled her stagecoach, harassed her at (more ...) |
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Wangle Dangle
Hudson Backstage Theatre Hollywood Area Genre: Comedy 10/05/24–10/19/24 Info and Tickets
This madcap farce is at once a classic slapstick comedy in the tradition of commedia dell'arte and the Marx Brothers, and a biting contemporary satire of modern celebrity culture. Cynical talent agents, TMZ reporters, and references to reality shows give a sharp contemporary edge to the satire, (more ...)
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