The Wild Party, a Story of the Roaring 20s, from Doma Theater Co.
The MET Theatre (1089 N. Oxford Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90029)
- Full Price:
- $20.00
- Our Price:
- $10.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for The Wild Party have expired.
The last date listed for The Wild Party was Sunday June 18, 2006 / 8:00pm.
Currently at The MET Theatre:
California Dreamin': World Premiere Play About Charles Manson
- Full Price:
- $20.00
- Our Price:
- FREE - $10.00
Jill Charlotte Thomas' new play California Dreamin' explores the events leading up to the Manson family murders of 1969 and suggests a friendship between Charles Manson and coffee heiress and murder victim Abigail Folger. This alternative theory of what led up to the brutal attacks on 10050 Cielo Drive suggests that the killings may not have entirely random, that the attackers may have known their victims and that there was a cover-up to protect Folger's reputation. MET Artistic Director L. Flint Esquerra directs the production. Learn More
Goldstar Member Reviews
Missed most of it and when I arrived I endede up sitting in an area with bad accoustics. People around me seemed to enjoy it but it may be because many of them had friends in the play. Not sure. Costumes and scenery were awesome. People were helpful and polite and made me feel welcome. Had an okay time. :)Written on Jun 05 2006
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Vicki
Great musical! Great dancing! Great performances! Intimate Stage Setting. Definately worth a watch.Written on Jun 16 2006
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Description
<p>Hollywood gets ready to “raise the roof” as Andrew Lippa’s The Wild Party comes to town. Take a step back to the roaring 20s and join us in an intoxicating evening where a vaudeville temptress and a prince of comedy orchestrate a turbulent mixture of alcohol, sex and unknown revelations emanating from a varied assortment of characters living in a society where prohibition was the law of the land.</p> <p>DOMA, in conjunction with The Hope & Union Foundation, presents a collective of talented performers and seasoned artists forcefully directed by one of Hollywood’s youngest directors, Jeremy Lucas who has directed acclaimed shows throughout Hollywood. DOMA continues with its mission to preserve musical theatre and provide an opportunity for upcoming talent to join seasoned professionals on astage where the audience will be taken away from reality and transported to a never ending party.</p> <p>“This production will keep your heart-thumping,” said Cassandra Hawkins, Executive Producer, B & B Productions. “The show explores the human potential for cruelty and abuse” said Dolf Ramos, producer.</p>

