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Seven Strangers Trapped in Elevator, a Comedy from An 11:11 Experiment
Macha Theatre, Formerly the Globe Playhouse (1107 N. Kings Road West Hollywood, CA 90069)
- Full Price:
- $30.00 - $34.99
- Our Price:
- FREE - $17.50*
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The last date listed for Elevator was Sunday April 3, 2011 / 3:00pm.
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BitchSlap! Chronicles the Feud Between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis
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Casual
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Hugo's is next door
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185 Goldstar Member Reviews
Nicole
Very entertaining, well acted, clever stage set-up that could have been a bit more claustrophobic but was innovative nonetheless and gave the feeling of real movement. The characters were interesting and well acted, if somewhat preachy when we hear their inner dialog. There were actually moments where the crowd gasped in reaction to what was happening on stage! Overall a show definitely worth seeing.Written on Dec 21 2010
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Mia Forbes
This really is a show that could've gone on for another hour, easily, with great performances, an interesting storyline, great set, really neat effects (characters' thoughts) and an intimate setting in a fabulous area with free and easy parking. 5 stars all the way!Written on Nov 29 2010
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Ben Neumann
Definitely a show worth seeing. The acting was very good and between interesting dialogues and fast-forward acting (supposed to give the impression of time passing quickly) I was definitely suckered into it. An evening well spent.Written on Mar 07 2011
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Susan
Loved it! Hated to have it end.... wanted to know what came next for that whole bunchWritten on Nov 01 2010
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More Information About Elevator
Website
http://www.elevatortheplay.com/
Quotes & Highlights
- “There’s not a weak link in the cast. Spot-on dialog, absolutely perfect casting, electric direction.” --stagescenela.com
- “...Solid acting.” --latheatrereview.com
- “Get ready for the ride because this is a beautifully acted and expertly directed play.” --dulaniafterdark.com
- Read Goldstar member reviews from Elevator's run at Hudson Mainstage Theatre.
Description
Elevator, written and directed by Michael Leoni, with original music by Mario Marchetti, is based on the original short film, Someplace In Between, (an Official Selection of the 2009 LA Shorts Film Festival).
When seven strangers get stuck in an elevator, it's only a matter of time before the truth comes out. Laced with musical sequences and a cinematic style, Elevator is a comedic and emotional ride into the human psyche.
A Female CEO, Business Man, Office Temp, Hot Girl, Musician, Maintenance Man and Goth Girl. When forced together, given nothing but four walls and each other, these archetypes prove to be anything but "typical." Their preconceived notions, stereotypes and judgments are challenged at every turn, as one by one they shed their masks and reveal their truths.
Elevator asks the fundamental question: Who are you behind closed doors?