Rogue Machine Presents World Premiere Mother-Daughter Comedy Yard Sale Signs
Theatre/Theater (5041 West Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90019)
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The last date listed for Yard Sale Signs was Sunday November 14, 2010 / 3:00pm.
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Where the Great Ones Run: Family Drama by Mark Roberts, Creator of Mike & Molly
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Country music legend Sonny Burl returns to his hometown to play at one last country fair and to reconnect with his estranged wife, the brother he abandoned and the daughter he has never known. Where the Great Ones Run, in its West Coast premiere by the award-winning Rogue Machine, is written by Mark Roberts, the creator and executive producer of the hit comedy Mike & Molly. Featuring music by The Far West, Where the Great Ones Run contains strong language, sexual content and nudity and is recommended for adult audiences. Learn More
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14 Goldstar Member Reviews
Sammy Green
I did not get it!!......on the other hand, SO WHAT??....i think we need better stories, specially in these days.....Written on Oct 11 2010
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This play is an uncomfortable combination of realism and absurdism: the absurdism is sporadic, not integrated, and adds nothing of substance to the show. It also has little plot or character development, and the characters themselves are only mildly engaging. The Scattered Woman and The Only Man were the most grounded and at ease, so as the show progressed, they kept me sane.Written on Oct 22 2010
If you liked Alan Ball's "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" at the Ruby Theatre in Hollywood, then you'll probably like this too. If you didn't, you're risking disappointment.
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Julie
Cute but could have done w some rewrites and a tighter cast.Written on Oct 18 2010
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Goldstar Member
Strange play. Were it went was unexpected, but surprising and fun. Really enjoyed all of the performances. One of the better plays I've seen lately.Written on Oct 01 2010
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More Information About Yard Sale Signs
Website
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Quotes & Highlights
- “... one of the most ambitious and accomplished new theater companies in LA.” --Variety
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Description
A comedy about mothers and daughters and other things that imply some sort of responsibility, Yard Sale Signs is set in unmistakably female terrain: a discount clothing store’s communal dressing room. Yet on this shopping trip, the characters find themselves examining much more than their fashion choices.
Because on this particular day, battling the force of full-length mirrors, the women who have been brought together are compelled to look beyond their reflections and projections. Perhaps they catch sight of something they never wanted to see staring back at them: their own mothers.
With an absurdist edge, the sometimes-ruthless journey throws light on the stuff we all accumulate as we move through life, and the rather circuitous paths we follow to convince ourselves we’re rid of it.
Directed by Elina de Santos, the play features Ann Bronston, Corryn Cummins, Maia Danziger, Jaxon Duff Gwillim, Hollace Starr, Jennifer Taub and Inger Tudor.