GOD: THE APOLOGIES TOUR Premieres at Fringe
By: Stephi Wild

Erik Blair has been dreaming about doing a show like this for over 10 years.
"Over a decade ago, I looked around at the world and wondered to myself: What have we done with all of this? It was a very big question. What have we, all of humanity, done with "all" of this, all of the world around us? The answers were easy at first. We've screwed it up, right? That's the answer that we're supposed to have, to give, to make. But was it actually that simple? Every single choice we've made is exactly that--a choice. We didn't have to be here...but here we are." God: The Apologies Tour tells the story of how a Creator might contemplate all of what we have done. If he or she or It came back now, would it throw up its hands at us--or would it decide we simply weren't up to the task?God gave us all Free Will. Oops. Look how we've used it. Now the Creator returns for a 6-night tour to apologize and to answer your questions live. They Played Productions is bringing their newest creation--an interactive experience with the Creator Itself--to this year's Hollywood Fringe. This three-entities-in-one-man show is WAY more than a one man show. With the definite improvised possibility of going completely off the rails depending on what YOU ask GOD, and as has been established from this production team, a twist of sorts may also be expected.
Part of the Hollywood Fringe FestivalComing in June for 6 nights only-because on the 7th day, He Rests! TICKETS FOR HOLLYWOOD FRINGE 2018 GO ON SALE MAY 1ST
LOCATION:
Studio/Stage
520 N. Western Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90004 FOR MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/4810
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