Frost/Nixon: Tony Award-Nominated Drama at Ahmanson Theatre
Ahmanson Theatre, at the Music Center (135 North Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90012)
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The last date listed for Frost/Nixon was Sunday March 22, 2009 / 1:00pm.
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Sondheim's Follies: Tony-Winning Broadway Hit at the Ahmanson
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The Kennedy Center's critically-acclaimed Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's classic musical Follies, currently nominated for eight 2012 Tony Awards, comes to the Ahmanson Theatre, where it's receiving equally stellar reviews. It's the haunting story of two troubled couples who reunite at the decrepit theater where the ladies once performed, facing the ghosts of the past and the harsh reality of the present. Featuring a memorable score by Sondheim, including such enduring songs as "Broadway Baby," "Losing My Mind" and "I'm Still Here," the show is also a riveting look at the deterioration of the American dream -- a crack in the plaster of the gilded age of Broadway. Director Eric Schaeffer is joined by much of his original cast -- with 41 performers, it's one of the largest ever on this stage -- as well as a 28-piece orchestra. Tony Award-winner Victoria Clark joins the production, while reprising their roles from the New York show are 2012 Tony nominees Jan Maxwell, Danny Burstein and Ron Raines. Learn More
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E M R on Where to Park
Parking in underground garage - prepay $8
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Ania Zador on What to Wear
To the theatre people should dress up. We should look elegant, different from everyday look.
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Melanie L. on Where to Eat
Nothing but bottled water is allowed inside the theatre even though they sell snacks and drinks.
43 Goldstar Member Reviews
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The play was structured much like the recent movie, and surprisingly, the movie played better. I usually prefer live theater, but in this case, the movie had more impact and immediacy, and Stacey Keach's Nixon was not nearly as compelling.Written on Mar 16 2009
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Anonymous
It was well done, and Nixon was almost likeable in the end. The theatre was FREEZING. I don't know if they had a problem w/ the heat that day, or if it is always like that.Written on Mar 16 2009
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Vincent
I enjoyed the show. It was fast pace with some humor. The actors did a great job. My sit was even up-greted. the three rows in front of me were empty and we were told to move up. Now that was great..Written on Mar 16 2009
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Ania Zador
I enjoyed the play. Stacy Keach was good. It was a little long for one act but I know it would be to short for two acts. I prefer an intermission. Maybe somehow something should be added so we 'd have 2 acts.Written on Mar 16 2009
The sound was sometimes off. The hallway is always freezing cold! Please, do something about it.
I recommend the play. Go and see it.
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More Information About Frost/Nixon
Website
http://www.centertheatregroup.org/tickets/productiondetail.aspx?id=...
Description
<p>In this fast-paced Tony Award-nominated new play, British talk show host David Frost interviews former President Richard Nixon about the Watergate scandal. Written by Peter Morgan, screenwriter of The Last King of Scotland, Frost/Nixon dramatizes how Frost was able to elicit the apology that the rest of the world was waiting to hear from the former president.</p>