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Lost in Radioland: A Jewish Actor Steps Into a Christmas Spectacular

Theatre 68 (5419 Sunset Blvd Suite D Hollywood, CA 90027)
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Subtitled "Hollywood's Christmas Chanukah Spectacular," Lost in Radioland finds John Wayne set to play Scrooge in a radio special. But minutes before air, he's bitten by his horse and unable to perform. The sole available stand-in is Jewish, and will only do the show if his demands are met, including changing "A Christmas Carol" to "A Chanukah Carol." Theatre 68 hosts this new play, written by Ryan Paul James and Denny Siegel. Katy Jacoby directs the holiday joy-filled jolly romp.

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The last date listed for Lost in Radioland was Sunday December 18, 2011 / 3:00pm.

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Theatre 68
5419 Sunset Blvd Suite D
Hollywood, CA 90027
323-467-6688
1017192968

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I was so excited to have a theater alternative to the regular Christmas entertainment. Although the intentions were good, the authentic radio show setting produced a rather humdrum backdrop for a live performance. The sound effect man contributed some stage humor, but most of the production would have been better suited for radio rather than stage.
Written on Dec 05 2011

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My husband and I took my 87 year old mother to this play on what would have been their 63rd wedding anniversary with her late husband.
The 3 of us HAD A BALL!!! What was especially pleasing was how the man who played Scrooge told her after the play was over how much he appreciated her subtly uttering the correct pronunciations of the Yiddish words each time the actors would purposely fumble over them. He seemed to be enjoying her as much as we were enjoying his good time playing the role so well.
As usual, Goldstar gets the gold star for another well recommended afternoon. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.
Written on Dec 20 2011

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the opening number was intertaining but the remainder of the play was boring
Written on Dec 20 2011

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Hilarious show. A must see.
Written on Dec 19 2011

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