The World Premiere of COME GET MAGGIE @ Rogue Machine Theatre – Review

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Maggie, a brilliant young woman stuck in 1950’s suburbia, is out of sync with her times.  She wonders if her real home might be somewhere else. When an alien answers her call to the stars for help, she begins an intergalactic romance that will change her, the world she lives in, and the whole universe. Taken from the website. 

Feb 11 – Mar 26, 2023

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8.8 Overall
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Entertainment9
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Old People say the Darndest Things: World Premiere : Little Theatre @ Rogue Machine Theatre – Review

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The world premiere of the latest comedy from playwright and local legend Justin Tanner spills the secrets in this hilarious backstage look at life in the intimate theatre scene during 90s Los Angeles. Taken from the website.

Average Show!
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7.3 Overall
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Entertainment6.5
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Dec 8 – Jan 8, 2023

Rogue Machine presents: A Great Wilderness @ Matrix Theatre – Review

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Obie Award-winning playwright Samuel D. Hunter navigates the controversial terrain of gay conversion therapy. Walt has devoted his life to “curing” gay teenage boys, but his previously unwavering moral compass no longer points one way.
How does one find their true north?​ Taken from the website.

September 24 – October 31, 2022

Good Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! 
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8.1 Overall
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Rogue Machine Presents: World Premiere of Disposable Necessities @ The Electric Lodge – Review

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In the future, aging and death have become annoyances of the past thanks to a process of the downloading of the digitized soul into another host body, or Module. This is something only the very wealthy can afford and if you are rich enough you can be anyone you desire. A comedic look at greed and the value of life – and death.  Taken from the website.

December 14 – February 3,2020 

Exceptional Show! 
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9 Overall
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Acting9.5
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ROGUE MACHINE PRESENTS : MISS LILLY GETS BONED @ ELECTRIC LODGE IN VENICE – REVIEW

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A virginal Sunday school teacher has a sexual awakening, while across the world, a doctor tries to communicate with an elephant. Sex, faith, and violence intersect in Bekah Brunstetter’s Miss Lilly Gets Boned, which is an an exploration of how tenuous and permeable are the boundaries that separate our civilized sides from our more animal ones, and how we continue to destroy the earth that does not belong to us. Taken from the website. 

Exceptional Show! 
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9.2 Overall
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September 21st – October 28th, 2019

ROGUE MACHINE PRESENTS : READY, STEADY, YETI, GO @ ELECTRIC LODGE IN VENICE – REVIEW

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In the aftermath of a hate crime, grade school pariah Goon befriends one of the victims, Carly, the only black girl in school. While the town plans an assembly “to destroy racism forever,” a youthful romance blossoms and the two must navigate the pitfalls of falling in love while dealing with the town’s prying eyes, especially those of Wikipedia Jones, the crime-solving son of the chief of police. Taken from the website. 

JUNE 1 – JULY 29, 2019

Above Average!
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7.8 Overall
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ROGUE MACHINE THEATRE PRESENTS: STILL LIFE @ THE MET THEATRE IN LOS ANGELES – REVIEW

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Review by Matthew Robinson

With her star on the rise, photographer Carrie Ann inexplicably shuts down at the pinnacle of her career. Lost, and afraid to even pick up her camera, her sudden descent is interrupted by an unexpected romance with Jeff, a trend analyst who becomes determined to help her move on, even while facing his own uncertain future. Taken from the website

 

 

 

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