Interview with Robot Teammate the creators of Pockets The Musical

Set in the olde British-ish kingdom of Crumpeton, POCKETS follows the heroine’s journey of young Bellamina Crumbledunk (Molly Dworsky), a noble-born preteen-turned-pickpocket hellbent on winning the attention of her distracted mother, the Duchess (Kat Primeau). Bellamina’s misadventures lead her to the underbelly of society, where she befriends criminals Veegan (Chris Bramante) and Jim Val Jim (Dave Reynolds) and becomes the inadvertent leader of a criminal uprising. Will the freshly-minted miscreant “Pockets” have the heart to sabotage her mum’s well-laid plans for Crumpet Day, the biggest holiday of the year?  Taken from the website. 

Information about the show below: 

https://www.robotteammate.com/

Eight Nights @ Antaeus Theatre Company – Review

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Set in one apartment in New York over the span of several generations, this World Premiere follows the poignant journey of a German Jewish refugee and her family in this heartfelt, lyrical portrait of a woman haunted by the past but resiliently moving toward the future. Taken from the website. 

October 31 – December 16,2019

Above Average!
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7.9 Overall
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Story7.5
Set & Design8.5
Entertainment7
Acting8
Costumes8.5
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Key Largo @ The Geffen Playhouse – Review

Note: To be clear there are quite a few changes in this version compared to the film. When I said this version is faithful. I mean the play is faithful to the genre of Noir. 

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Returning from World War II, disillusioned Frank McCloud travels to a hotel in Key Largo to pay his respects to the widow of a fallen friend. What McCloud doesn’t count on is an entirely different battle with mobsters who have overtaken the hotel, led by the ruthless Johnny Rocco (Academy Award nominee Andy Garcia). As a hurricane barrels toward the Keys, McCloud must face his demons in order to take down a monster.

GREAT SHOW!
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8.7 Overall
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Set & Design10
Entertainment8.5
Acting8.5
Costumes8.5
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November 6 – December 15,2019

East West Players Presents: The Great Leap @ Pasadena Playhouse – Review

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As two men from different cultures reunite and find themselves at a crossroads – one man struggling to keep his career alive and an old friend flourishing in a career he never wanted – a young Chinese-American gets lost in the Tiananmen Square Protest and finds himself at the accidental center of international attention.  All three men must face their past and struggle to find their own personal victories.  Taken from the website. 

VERY GOOD SHOW!
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8.4 Overall
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Set & Design8.5
Entertainment8.5
Acting8.5
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November 6 – December 1,2019

Interview with Edwin Wong the Writer of The Risk Theatre Model of Tragedy: Gambling, Drama, and the Unexpected

Edwin Wong

In this book, classicist Edwin Wong shows how tragedy imitates reality: heroes, by taking inordinate risks, trigger devastating low-probability, high-consequence outcomes. Such a theatre forces audiences to ask themselves a most timely question—what happens when the perfect bet goes wrong? Taken from the website. 

https://risktheatre.com/

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