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The Digital Age has given humanity access to radical equality, effortless connection, and unprecedented intimacy. It has also served as a driver of detachment, alienation, and unbridled anger. Celebrated playwright Caryl Churchill examines these ideas and more through a kaleidoscope of 49 scenes – in just 90 minutes – featuring people from all walks of life, each asking the biggest of questions: What does it mean to be human? Directed by Company Member Emily Chase (Eight Nights). Taken from the website.

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Above Average!

Feb 26 – Apr 3,2023

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Following the death of his father, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, returns home to find his uncle now occupies the throne and the queen’s bed. Spurred by the ghost of his father and surrounded by spies, Hamlet must choose between moral integrity and vengeance. Taken from the website

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Great Show!  LA Theatre Bites Recommended

May 15 – June 20,2022

 

Join us again as we celebrate the culture and history of LA with six new original audio plays, written by Playwrights Lab members and recorded by Antaeus Actors. Taken from the website.

90069: WEST HOLLYWOOD BRUNCH, INTERRUPTED

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90026: ECHO PARK $10 AND A TAMBOURINE  

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90303: INGLEWOOD THE VIG

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91331: Pacoima Gold & Shine

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91601: North Hollywood End of the Line

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91754: Monterey Park

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(photo credit: Antaeus Theatre Company) 
Celebrate the culture and history of the diverse neighborhoods of Los Angeles from the safety of your home. Antaeus Theatre Company presents
The Zip Code Plays: Los Angeles, a series of six original audio plays, each set in a different L.A. zip code.
Hosted by two-time Audiofile Award-winner Ramón de Ocampo and featuring original music by Ellen Mandel and audio by audio producer,
sound designer and foley artist Jeff Gardner, the series will be available to podcast listeners beginning Thursday, Nov. 12 at www.antaeus.org,
or wherever you get your podcasts. Taken from the press release.

Follow this link to listen to each play: https://antaeus.org/plays-events/zipcode-plays/

90011: South Central Los Angeles Speakeasy

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90272: Pacific Palisades Annexing the Palisades

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90403: Santa Monica Plucker

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90024: Westwood All Information Herein Is Classified

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91352: Sun Valley Salvage

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90012: DTLA Clara and Serra and The Talking Bear

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(Photo by Jenny Graham)

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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(Photo by Geoffrey Wade Photography)

Dreams are in short supply on Inishmaan, especially for Billy Claven. So when a Hollywood filmmaker arrives on the neighboring island to make a movie, Billy goes after a part in the film, hoping to escape from the cruelty and bleakness of his life in master storyteller Martin McDonagh’s darkly comic Irish yarn. Taken from the website. 

Jan 17- March 11, 2019

Exceptional Show!
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9 Overall
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Story9.5
Set & Design9
Entertainment8.5
Acting9
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Crippled by A Fundamental Lack of Understanding of the Material
No tension or threat of violence.
Embarrassing fight choreography.
Costuming is inappropriately clean for the setting.
Characters miscast, especially Billy and Bobby.
Unmotivated, static blocking, with little business for or by the players.
Emotional range of the actors never pass sitcom levels.
Pacing lacks the music written into the language.
Set, lighting, sound were all acceptable.
February 2, 2019, 5:13 pm
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Set in 1930s Chicago, where opportunities for African-American men like Bigger Thomas are elusive, writer Nambi E. Kelley’s adaptation focuses on the inner workings of the protagonist’s mind as events violently and irrevocably seal his fate.
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April 12 – June 3, 2018


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