Bob. Middle-aged, trying-too-hard-to-make-a-good-impression Bob. He wanders through darkened corridors, his only company a flickering flashlight to guide the way and the fear of impending doom breathing down his neck. Joyce and Jim Hopper plead for him to be careful through his walkie-talkie, but he presses on. “Go,” he chants to himself, over and over. He turns […]
A woman screams in the blackness, what transpired hidden from sight, our imaginations taking over. The lights brighten. The chorus of black cats, reminiscent of Fosse dancers mixed with Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats, slinks back to their chairs, their predatory instincts now sated. Angel, the titular Hell’s Kitty, cleans the red ribbon of blood from […]
Kunda… Astratta… Montosse… Kanda… Something stirs within the woods, an ancient evil awakens. Join us, it whispers. The evil draws closer, consuming the living like an infection, and breathing new, rancid life into the dead. These demons writhe and moan, anxious to swallow any soul in their path. Then, they begin to… sing and dance..? […]
I was thrilled to get a chance to see a musical retelling of Edward Scissorhands, one of my favorite films. The juxtaposition of the candy-colored images and the dark heart of the story make it, in my opinion, one of the strongest of Tim Burton’s films. Unfortunately, Scissorhands: A Musical Inspired by the Film doesn’t […]
Unauthorized musical versions of popular films are gaining traction in Los Angeles. From Clueless at Rockwell Table & Stage to Psycho at El Cid, more and more are popping up around the city. Just finishing up its run is I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Unauthorized Musical at El Cid. Adapted by Jordan […]
August 9, 1969. Hollywood, California. The bodies of five people – Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Steven Parent, Mojciech Frykowski, and 8-month pregnant Sharon Tate – were found viciously murdered, brutally stabbed and shot to death in Tate’s home. The word “pig” was scrawled on the front door in blood. Who could have committed these horrendous […]
“I was really starting to feel like someone.” – Amos, A Play With Music An hour before the beat drops we’re invited into his home and cheerfully encouraged to “touch everything;” not by him— by the group of Americans overseeing this latest transgression. We the audience begin to paw our way through the set […]
A dark, true story about the collapse of American royalty. GREY GARDENS: THE MUSICAL America has always been captivated by scandal and even more so when it’s true. Grey Gardens, The Musical explores the tragic ruin of a mother-daughter family who go from glamor to squalor in the East Hamptons. In […]
Thrones! The Musical! A Parody of Game of Thrones. Royal Mile Entertainment, Produced by Emily Dorezas and Al Samuels Set in the famous Hudson Theater in Hollywood, Thrones! is a wacky, Saturday-night gem of a show. The production is minimalistic, creative, and heartfelt. While the stage is mainly a blank canvas, […]
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