L.A. Connection Comedy Group Live Dubs Night of the Living Dead
L.A. Connection Comedy Theatre (13442 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks, CA 91423)
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Diana
Basically they put an movie, they mute the sound and they add their own sound with live actors, they might give the move a theme, such as politics or celebrity news. It was fun and entertaining.Written on Nov 17 2010
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Nathaniel G. Greengard
LA Connection did a good job of providing funny dialog to an old, cheesy horror movie. A fun time.Written on Jun 11 2010
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More Information About L.A. Connection Comedy Group Dubs Night of the Living Dead
Website
http://www.laconnectioncomedy.com/corp/dubavision.html
Quotes & Highlights
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Description
The Sherman Oaks based comedy troupe has been dubbing old films since 1982. The process began with a live performance of Attack of The 50 Foot Woman at the Fox Venice Theater. Since then the group has dubbed hundreds of movies live and has produced the cult hit series Mad Movies, which was Nickelodeon’s top rated show for two years. LAC was also nominated for a CableAce Award in the “Best Comedy Special” category for dubbing a Sherlock Holmes classic on The A&E Network.
The concept is simple. The actors sit in the front row armed with microphones. LAC then eliminates the original soundtrack and the actors dub in a brand new hilarious comedy soundtrack live with new music and sound effects.
Night of the Living Dead was created in 1968 and is one of the best horror movies ever made. The original movie has dead bodies returning to life and eat human flesh. A group of survivors seek refuge in a farmhouse, hoping to protect themselves from the hordes of advancing zombies. IN LAC's dubbed version the first African American president is trapped by zombie lobbyists in the temporary White House with the first female Vice President, paranoid press secretary, a hot intern, a starving orphan and the man from FEMA.
About the Ticket Supplier: L.A. Connection
L.A. Connection presents improv shows for the whole family. They've won a number of awards, including:
- Voted 'Best Place to Laugh until you Cry" 2011 out of 33 comedy clubs and comedy theatres in Southern CA on Cityvoter
- Voted "Best Improv Group" by Myfoxla.com 2007, 2008 and 2009
- Nominated on Nickelodeon's parentsconnect website as "Best Kids Theatre Group" and "Best Kids Party Place" 2010