With Edgar Allan Poe’s creation of the character C. Auguste Dupin, the master of the macabre forever changed crime fiction. Dupin was the first modern detective. He was the archetype for literary sleuths Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot, solving seemingly unsolvable cases with logic and astonishing deductions. Source 

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Below Average! September 17th – October 18th

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In this world premiere comedy, a madcap cast of ladies and gents bring all six of Jane Austen’s
beloved novels to comic life, including music and dancing and modern-day zingers about
Austen’s fame, fandom, movies, and TV series. Austen fans will be delighted, though no
knowledge of her work is necessary to enjoy the show. Come join the fun and be prepared to
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Good Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! Jan 29 – Feb 9, 2025.

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Money can’t buy love, or peace of mind, or even a long life. But it can get you in to see this immersive, site-based show, now in its 15th year, that reveals the tragic history of the family who once occupied this gorgeous hillside mansion. Follow the characters from room to room and eavesdrop as they reveal events that took down a dynasty. Written by Kathrine Bates, directed by Flora Plumb. 905 Loma Vista Dr, Beverly Hills. Free parking onsite. Wed-Fri 8pm, Sat-Sun 1pm. $65. 310-364-3606. Reservations must be made by phone, in advance. Taken from the website . Interviews with the playwright Kathrine Bates, Darby Hinton who played Israel Boone in The Daniel Boone show, and Melanie MacQueen who was the voice of Lisa Hayes in Robotech. Jan 5–Jan 29 2017

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