A Transgender Romeo/Juliet Story, World Premiere of The Interlopers
Bootleg Theater (2220 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90057)
- Full Price:
- $25.00
- Our Price:
- $12.50*
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The last date listed for The Interlopers was Saturday July 23, 2011 / 8:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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George Padilla on What to Wear
Comfortable and casual is perfect.
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
Very easy street parking.
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Goldstar Member on Where to Eat
Liquor served and you can take it into the theatre!
56 Goldstar Member Reviews
amaryllis
A moving and inspiring production. At times heart wrenching, at times hilarious. I was truly impressed and grateful that I saw it. The role of Michelle's mother was performed BRILLIANTLY; her father also -- to the point where I felt for him despite his objectionable views. Roles of Lou, and Ralph Cole's Victoria (wow!) were standouts as well.Written on Jul 26 2011
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UVnLA
Remarkable and committed performances from each cast member here, especially from the leads and from the truly wonderful Darryl Stephens in a supporting role.Written on Jul 11 2011
The production is a triumph of skill and conviction - the play itself is structurally didactic but most all of the individual scenes are beautifully intuitive and organic, serving the subject matter admirably. The dialog is really natural, never dipping into "TV style" writing. The overarching themes are big, transcending the simple touching tale of two people falling in love. Illuminating.
Go see it, it will make make you laugh and move you- you won't soon forget it!
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Raymond M.
One of the best shows I've seen this year...thought both lead actors did an amazing job, as did the actor playing the father of Michael/Michelle. Enjoyed that it was done in one act rather than braking it into two acts.Written on Jul 05 2011
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Written by Gary Lennon
Directed by Jim Fall
Gary Lennon’s other plays include Blackout, Dates and Nuts, and .45, which opened in the winter of 2010 at London’s Hampstead Theater, directed by Wilson Milam. Lennon adapted Blackout into a screenplay called Drunks, and the film (his first feature) starred Faye Dunaway, Diane Wiest, Amanda Plummer and Parker Posey. Lennon has also written and produced extensively for television, including on shows such as Justified, The Unusuals, The Shield and The Black Donnellys.
Jim Fall is perhaps best known as the director of the feature film Trick, starring Tori Spelling, Christian Campbell and J.P. Pitoc. He also directed The Lizzie McGuire Movie for Walt Disney Pictures, among others. On television, Jim directed several episodes of So NoTORIous for VH1, Grosse Pointe (produced by Darren Star), and the A&E feature Wedding Wars, starring John Stamos and James Brolin. He is currently in development on a feature he has written titled Dorothy on the Rocks, which is based on the novel by Barbara Suter.
The Bootleg Theater is a 1930s warehouse and a home for Los Angeles artists who work in theater, music, dance and film. Bootleg provides artistic support and production resources to help these artists create original and daring interdisciplinary work. Combining art forms creates work that is surprising, unexpected, exciting, and reflective of life in Los Angeles, a city where the boundaries are elastic, and not bound by tradition. Bootleg offers Los Angeles a celebration of itself.