The sun had been up for a good few hours, slowly starting to warm our soaked and chilled bones. Behind us, an idyllic sight, hills of luscious green grass, a couple of horses staring at us in disinterest. The few of us staggered our way toward civilization. Covered in mud from head to toe, war […]
After five years of anticipation and various delays, the famed Alamo Drafthouse is finally ready to swing open the doors of its downtown location for Los Angeles cinephiles. Located at The Bloc on Flower St., the cinema chain will soft launch on July 20th to acclimate staff, before fully opening on Friday, July 26th. Haunting […]
I’m hanging out in a comic book shop, pretending to be a customer. As I sip my wine and browse, I overhear Jesh, a pretentious twenty-something, discussing his band and ad-libbing song lyrics while he’s on a date with Adele. Comics and collectibles are a mere decoy. This is the reason I am there: To […]
A woman dressed in a tattered white gown dances with her prince, suspended from a single trapeze, as the shadows of skeletal trees play across their bodies. Grace and power combine in a passionate pas de deux, rousing the audience to cheers. At 2019’s Hollywood Fringe Festival, Aeriform Arts gave us a cirque […]
I’m in the middle of the Pop N’ Bop soda fountain where Scûx, the leader of the Nebulas – a leather jacked-clad gang of no-goodnicks – has just had an epiphany. He realizes that, in the midst of pushing around his underlings, playing pranks on and making fun of others, he’s been something of a […]
After the success of their fantastically transportive The Sideshow, audiences were wondering what CoAct Productions would come up with next. Turns out, CoAct has taken a drastic turn from the whimsical Sideshow to dive into the tricky subject matter of mental illness with their four-part series, The Severance Theory. With the first chapter, Welcome to […]
I stand in the dimly lit church, surrounded by my newly deceased companions. The altar glows a foreboding red, and an unseen chorus sings “Amazing Grace.” Robed figures sit in the pews, turned from us. Then slowly, ever so slowly, they turn in unison to face us. The figures are otherworldly, their faces skeletal, neon […]
I’ve never given much thought to what the voice inside my head sounds like. I’d always assumed it sounds just like my speaking voice, but I’ve never really thought about it. That is, until I’m tucking a pair of headphones into my ears on a busy street in Hollywood, California, and a man is asking […]
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