Lounge Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
Pairing hilarious, rapid-fire dialogue with dark subject matter, Dolores tells the story of two sisters coping in different ways with abusive husbands. The sisters are drawn closer together by their shared secret, which is influencing their lives far more than they can admit to their friends and themselves.
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The last date listed for Dolores was Sunday May 17, 2009 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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2 very good actresses, entertaining
It was way to short. Forty-five minutes of a very good play is fine, but unfinished.
I thought they both acted the part very well.
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The Lounge is a completely renovated 60-seat theater located on Theater Row in Hollywood. As its name suggests, the venue includes a lounge area where guests of the show can relax on comfortable couches while enjoying beverages before or after the theater show.
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<p>This comedic drama tells the story of two sisters drawn together because of domestic abuse, influencing their lives far more than they can admit to their friends and themselves. Featuring hilarious rapid-fire dialogue (written by Edward Allen Baker), the show seeks to lift the lid on abusive relationships in a way audiences can confront and think about.</p>