Ricardo Montalban Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
South Gate Stage and the Ricardo Montalban Theatre present Fever, a new musical comedy. During the last days of disco, actress Mia refuses to marry her co-star in a publicity stunt, and instead runs off with a Spanish gigolo for a secret wedding in the woods. Mia is chased by her producer, her father, her co-star and her best friend, who all collide with a band of supernatural forest creatures.
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THIS EVENT WAS NOT WELL PREPER , THE SOUND WAS TERRIBLE , WE
COULD'NT STAY LONGER AT THE TEATHER WE WALKED OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PERFORMANCE .....
For high school students these guys were phenomenal!
I did not realize it was a high school production. It was excellent and many outstanding performance.
The show was really funny and uplifting. I had a really great time, the cast was awesome. Songs were great. And although the sound kept on cutting off, the cast was loud enough to hear without the mics. THe band was great.
Not great art but very funny and entertaining.
It was entertaining but the sound quality was awful--it was either too loud or sometimes it would cut out completely. Some of the singers were horrible--it was like watching American Idol
South Gate Stage does it again. This was the best performance they have done yet.
The 1,000-seat theater is the latest remodeling of a historic Hollywood theatre (built by architects Myron Hunt and HC Chambers) dates back to the 1920s. Most recently known as the James A. Doolittle Theatre and previously the Huntington Hartford, it is co-owned by Nosotros and the foundation.
Fever takes place during the last days of Disco as a film company is shooting a musical in Hollywood’s Griffith Park when the star, Mia, refuses to marry her co-star in a studio arranged publicity wedding. Instead Mia runs off with a Spanish gigolo for a secret wedding in the woods. Mia is chased by her producer, her father, her co-star and her best friend where they all collide with a band of supernatural forest creatures in a hilarious madcap mix-up of mystery and magic in a forest of love. Fever is written by South Gate Stage director, Howard Dando.
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