Pulitzer and Tony Winning Drama Long Day's Journey Into Night
Actors Co-op Theatres, located on the grounds of First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood (1760 N. Gower St. Hollywood, CA 90028)
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Widely considered to be American playwright Eugene O'Neill's masterpiece, this four-act drama concerns the Tyrone family's affairs on a fateful day in 1912. The play contains semi-autobiographical abstractions of O'Neill and his family, covering the consequences of addiction and the family's struggle to maintain their love for each other as they battle individual and collective demons. O'Neill was posthumously awarded both the Tony Award for Best Play as well as a Pulizer Prize for Drama in 1957. In 1962, Sidney Lumet directed the film version starring Katharine Hepburn and Dean Stockwell.
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The last date listed for Long Day's Journey Into Night was Saturday April 28, 2012 / 7:30pm.
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located on the grounds of First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood,
1760 N. Gower St.
Hollywood,
CA
90028
323-462-8460
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4 Goldstar Member Reviews
Wayne
Good acting, but thank God for two intermissions cuz it's long and depressing! haha At least one leaves thinking "I guess my family's not so bad afterall!"Written on Apr 23 2012
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It was interesting because it was in inside the church grounds. But the play was great. It seamed a little long after the last intermission, but all in all the cast was wonderful. The play, for the most part, kept my interest. I would reccommend it for theater enthusiasts.Written on Mar 21 2012
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Mark C.
Excellent performances! Fantastic set! Great theater! Horrible air conditioning (seriously needs to get fixed/replaced)!Written on Apr 26 2012
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A tour de force describing a disfunctional family with a drug-addicted mother and three alcoholic male members of the family. It is well acted but 3 1/2 hours is somewhat excessive, particularly since the drug addiction is not described in modern ways and there is no comic relief at all. Interesting but not uplifting. G.H.Written on Apr 25 2012
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Quotes & Highlights
- "As smart as it is scrupulous ... These are people who love and loathe each other in the same breath, and the manifestation of that contradiction gives this production its veracity and languishing beauty.” --LA Weekly (Go!)
- "Extraordinary work ... revelatory ... intense and inspired production" —LAist.com
- “ … a gripping, mature production of O'Neill's autobiographical masterpiece that falls just short of transcendent.” —Madtheatrics Blog
- “There are rewards in director Marianne Savell's intelligent and tasteful rendition.” —Backstage West
- "Incisive, nuanced direction … powerful work being done by a cast entirely made up of company members." (Wow!)--StageSceneLA
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