For the Record: Baz Luhrmann: Music From Luhrmann's "Red Curtain Trilogy" of Films
Show At Barre, In the Vermont Restaurant Complex (1714 N. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90027)
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- $15.00 - $35.00
- Our Price:
- $7.50 - $17.50*
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For the Record: Paul Thomas Anderson -- Music From Boogie Nights
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- $30.00 - $35.00
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Multiple Academy Award-nominee P.T. Anderson is the latest film auteur to get the acclaimed For the Record treatment -- which brings a director's soundtracks to stunning life in a 360-degree live theatrical concert experience. This exciting new edition of the celebrated series, one that's also saluted the Coen Brothers, Quentin Tarantino and John Hughes, features music and clips from Anderson's Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood, as well as the Dirk Diggler disco-fueled Boogie Nights, which scored two hit soundtrack releases. The show stars a rotating cast from stage, screen and music performing "Sister Christian," "Afternoon Delight," "Brand New Key," "Jesse's Girl," "Wise Up," "One," "Boogie Shoes," "God Only Knows," "Aint No Stoppin' Us Now" and more. The talented singers/actors move throughout the space, bringing the show table-side, where you can also take advantage of the delicious cuisine and inventive cocktails available for purchase. Learn More
Goldstar Member Tips
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
We dressed up but you could go casual
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
Casual - although would be fun to dress up !
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Dr. B on Other
Get there early!
202 Goldstar Member Reviews
Gregory Santana
The show it self is a Show Stopper! The staging, customs, music were great and better than great was the performers. Each played their character to the fullest and the escape of entertainment that shows are supposed, this delivers.Written on May 23 2011
Because of the closeness of the performance, excitement and beauty of the performers & song is well worth it. Especially the closing numbers of the Moulin Rouge. I was lucky to inter react with some of the performers.
Once the show begins, it roars with some some gentle songs and moments.
Even though the show is billed Moulin Rouge, it really is featuring songs from other Baz's features which is act 1. I am not going to spoil this with more details. Take a chance, let yourself go and be ready to be wowed.
The Show at Barre is a tight fit and this makes the energy & excitement easily experience by the audience. Yet, depending on seating, some parts are hard to see and enjoy. Still, the show is all over the venue.
So heed the warning, get there early and choice your seating wisely. Some people arrived nearly at show time, even with a 20 minute delay start, and ended up at the back of the venue. After show, wander into the adjacent venue for an after show drink and enjoy the eye candy there. That is also worth it.
This is going to close soon, don't miss it. If my time allows, I'll be back.
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John Loken
This is one of those experiences where I literally don't want to share how great it is because I'm worried too many people will catch on and tickets (esp. at Goldstar prices!) won't be available any longer. Literally one of the most fun, unique nights my wife and I and our group have had in LA in years. Think dinner cabaret meets a David Fincher movie. It's energetic, in your face, a bit naughty, kinda dark, and the band and performers are devilishly good. All have Broadway pedigrees. So seriously, why isn't this a West Coast De La Guarda?Written on Jan 25 2012
Also, the food and drinks at Barre are top notch (though expensive). Show up early and treat yourself!
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wanda
The venue was packed...for good reason. This show is fantastic!! LA has a wealth of amazing performers and this show is full of them. If you love musical theatre and a fun night out, GO to one of these shows!!Written on Apr 01 2011
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ismaelg75
Perfection is created when stage and performers become one. This is what I call f****ng magical.Written on Mar 07 2012
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Quotes & Highlights
- "Searingly visceral ... the movies sing." --Los Angeles Times
Description
Experience the soundtrack of a modern motion picture master. For the Record: Baz Luhrmann celebrates the music from "The Red Curtain Trilogy"--Luhrmann's homage to the major theatrical conventions of Dance, Poetry and Song - which includes Strictly Ballroom, Romeo + Juliet and Moulin Rouge. The evening's pllay list includes "Lovefool," "Kissing You," "When Doves Cry," "Love Is In The Air," "Time After Time," "Come What May," "Your Song," "Roxanne," "Children Of The Revolution," "Rhythm Of The Night" and many more.
Immerse yourself in nightlife of substance. This 360-degree theatrical concert and dining experience is a one-of-a kind Hollywood night. World-class performances, inventive cuisine/cocktails and exceptional service combine to create a new generation supper club. Starring a rotating cast from stage, record and screen:
- Tracie Thoms (Rent, Cold Case, Death Proof)
- Jenna Leigh Green (Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Wicked)
- Kate Reinders (Wicked, Gypsy)
- Arielle Jacobs (In The Heights)
- Ginifer King (Gypsy)
- Sarah Jayne Jensen (Gypsy)
- Jackie Tohn (American Idol)
- Brooke Tansley (Beauty And The Beast, Hairspray)
- Darryl Semira (Spamalot)
- Steve Mazurek
- Derek Klena
- Ben Goldberg
- Jessica Keenan Wynn
- Talia Thiesfield
- Margaret Spirito
- Tinuke Oyefule
- Dionne Gipson
- Jason Paige
- John Charles Meyer
- Michael Motroni.