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Love Struck, A Romantic Comedy at Macha Theatre

Macha Theatre (1107 N. Kings Road West Hollywood, CA 90069)
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Two passionate Latinas--one American and one Cuban--find themselves in a hurricane of love, lust and other devastations. Back by popular demand for its 10-year anniversary, this romantic comedy is a landmark lesbian play.

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The last date listed for Love Struck was Sunday March 30, 2008 / 3:00pm.

Currently at Macha Theatre:

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Sidetracked: A Whodunit Set in the Golden Age of Hollywood

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$20.00 - $25.00
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$10.00 - $12.50

Set in the Golden Age of Hollywood -- when stars of the silver screen were still glamorous and travel was still luxurious -- Sharon Michaels' Sidetracked presents a timeless whodunit on stage at the Macha Theatre. Directed by Ray A. Rochelle, Sidetracked finds five passengers waiting to board the train at L.A.'s Union Station -- and each of them has a motive for the murder that's just been discovered. It's a gripping dramedy that pays homage to an earlier era while still feeling fresh and modern, with nods to film noir, Bogart and Bergman, and Fred and Ginger, too. Learn More

Formerly the Globe Playhouse
1107 N. Kings Road
West Hollywood, CA 90069
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    It's WeHo...so casual is just fine, jeans etc.

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The script was weak, the acting uneven. The overall pacing of the production was very slow. Turns out the woman who wrote the script also Directed and starred in it...never a good idea and usually screams "vanity production". The theatre itself was so cozy and sweet; a very nice space in the heart of WeHo.
Written on Dec 04 2009

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As a queer comedy, this play definitely made the audience giggle, especially the anti-LBD (Lesbian Bed Death) scene in the middle. As a queer drama, things got a little bit iffy-issues of being the lovers being cross-cultural (Cuban and Chicana), having a big age gap, and commitment all went mostly untouched. I was disappointed by the predicatable, unrealistic ending, and wished the play had been developed further. It seemed a bit rushed. Lovestruck has lots of potential to be an excellent play, though.
Written on Mar 17 2008

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I feel the play was very enjoyable and I would love to see it again.
Written on Mar 04 2008

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The theater was quaint yet there really was not a bad seat. Perhaps on the lower level it maybe hard to see around people. It was hard to get through the rows if you have special needs or if you are larger in build. The show was great. Great storyline that I could really relate too. The acting was believable and they engaged with the audience well. I wish for more "lesbian" theater to be on Goldstar! I would never have head of it if it weren't for you!
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Website

http://www.machatheatre.org

Quotes & Highlights

  • "A hilarious comedy...in a continuum of sexual attractions." --Frontiers

Description

Two passionate Latinas--one American and one Cuban--find themselves in a hurricane of love, lust and other devastations. Back by popular demand for its 10-year anniversary, this romantic comedy is a landmark lesbian play.

By Marie Barrientos and Odalys Nanin