“HEAD: The Musical Extends STILL AGAIN! — Now Playing thru Feb 12th!
by flint on Jan.03, 2011, under Current Shows, Featured, Great Scott Theatre, Uncategorized
“HEAD: The Musical” Extends STILL AGAIN!
Now Playing thru February 12th!
Fridays @ 9pm
Saturdays @ 8pm
Tickets: $20 general; $15 students/seniors
Warning: Adults only/Mature (and immature) content
“HEAD: ‘The Brain That Wouldn’t Die’ Musical Extends AGAIN! — Added Performances Dec 10th, 11th, 17th & 18th
by flint on Nov.23, 2010, under Current Shows, Featured, Great Scott Theatre, Uncategorized
“HEAD: The Musical” Extends AGAIN!
Added Performances:
Fri, Dec 10th @ 9pm
Sat, Dec 11th @ 8pm & 10:30pm
Fri, Dec 17th @ 9pm
Sat, Dec 18th @ 8pm & 10:30pm
Tickets: $20 general; $15 students/seniors
Warning: Adults only/Mature (and immature) content
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“HEAD: ‘The Brain That Wouldn’t Die’ Musical Extends — Added Performances Nov 12th, 19th, & 20th
by flint on Nov.11, 2010, under Current Shows, Featured, Great Scott Theatre
“HEAD: The Musical” Extends!
Added Performances:
Fri, Nov 12th @ 9pm
Fri, Nov 19th @ 9pm
Sat, Nov 20th @ 8pm & 10:30pm
Get your tickets from:
Tickets: $20 general; $15 students/seniors
Warning: Adults only/Mature (and immature) content
“HEAD:”The Brain That Wouldn’t Die” Musical” Opens Saturday, Oct 2nd, 2010
by flint on Sep.15, 2010, under Current Shows, Featured, Great Scott Theatre, Uncategorized, Upcoming Shows
The MET Theatre presents
the World Premiere of
“HEAD: The Musical”
adapted from the 1962 B-Film/Horror classic —
“The Brain That Wouldn’t Die”
Playing: October 2nd — November 6th
Fridays @ 9PM
Saturdays @ 8pm & 10:30pm
Tickets: $20 general; $15 students/seniors
Warning: Adults only/Mature (and immature) content
Get your tickets from:
Starring:
Fiona Bates, Becca Battoe, David Bickford,
Epiphany, Amber Faith, Honor Nezzo,
Mark Pinckney, Delia Rios,
Stephanie Ann Saunders, Charles St.Michael,
and Chance Havens
Producers: Paul Koslo & Gabrieal Griego
Musical Director: Robert Shaw
Sound Design: Joseph “Sloe” Slawinski
Book, Lyrics, & Music: Ivo Shandor
Direction: L. Flint Esquerra
“Alive…Without a Body…the Ultimate in Horror…plus Singing & Dancing!!!
Tickets: www.Plays411.com/headthebrain
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Head-
JAMES GAMMON MEMORIAL: Sunday, August 22nd, 2pm, at the MET Theatre
by flint on Aug.19, 2010, under Uncategorized
“…Gammon gripped audiences most tightly when he was on stage. A co-founder of the MET Theatre, he received several Los Angeles Drama
Critics Circle Awards for acting and directing. Gammon helped establish the old MET, a 50-seat theater on Poinsettia Place near Melrose Avenue in the Fairfax district, in the 1970s with a trilogy of William Inge plays, “Bus Stop,” “Picnic” and “Dark at the Top of the Stairs.”
“He did a lot of movies and TV, but I think his great presence and power was on the stage,” Paul Koslo, an actor and director who worked with
Gammon at the MET, said Saturday. “He always had something unexpected, riveting and real. “
In 1978 Gammon appeared in his first Shepard drama, “Curse of the Starving Class,” at the Public Theater in New York. The playwright called Gammon “astounding” after seeing him reprise the role of Weston in the West Coast premiere at the MET a year later.
Said theater critic Sylvie Drake in a review in The Times of the MET production: “His is a performance cut from flesh — a riveting, drunken,
brawling, blind portrayal of a man at sea in a life he had abandoned years before, too long ago to ever hope to find it again.”
……
We’ll miss you, Jimmy.
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jul/18/local/la-me-james-gammon-20100718
The theatre is located one block east of Western Ave. and a few steps south of Santa Monica Blvd.
Secured parking is available ½ block east of the venue on Santa Monica Blvd. in the Earl Scheib lot.
“RICHARD & FELIX:Twilight In Venice” Opens Friday, March 26th, 2010
by flint on Mar.24, 2010, under Uncategorized
Before the Stones vs. the Beatles, before Metallica vs. Megadeath, before Biggie vs. Tupac, before Christina vs Britney…
before them all, there was…
WHAT: “Richard and Felix: Twilight in Venice.” A play.
WHO: Written by Cornelius Schnauber. Translated from the original German by Tom Schanuber. Produced by Paul Koslo. Directed by Flint Esquerra.
STARRING: Don DeForest Paul, Jerry Weil, Addie Daddio (4/2-4/4: Kathryn Larsen), and Kelley Chatman.
Presented by the MET Theatre and the Max Kade Institute for Austrian-German-Swiss Studies at USC. Co-sponsored by the German-American Cultural Society. An official Ring Festival LA event.
WHERE: The MET Theatre, downstairs in the Great Scott Theatre, 1089 N. Oxford Ave., Hollywood, CA 90029.
The theatre is located one block east of Western Ave. and a few steps south of Santa Monica Blvd. Secured parking is available ½ block east of the venue on Santa Monica Blvd. in the Earl Scheib lot ($3).
WHEN: March 26- April 25, 2010. Fri. & Sat. at 8pm, Sun. at 3pm.
ADMISSION: $15. Students and seniors $10.
RESERVATIONS: (323) 957-1152.
CONSUMER ADVISORY: Some adult content.