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The Seven Deadly Seas at POP HQ
Dates: 7/17/2026 - 7/19/2026
📍 Theatre: POP HQ
Pacific Opera Project
125 S Ave 57
Los Angeles, CA 90042
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The Seven Deadly Seas tells the adventurous love story between James and Margaret, a pirate and a princess. Their unlikely romance is threatened by Captain Dagon, the Devil’s henchman, who makes Faustian bargains and twisted promises, condemning the lives of all people involved. This original story is inspired by pirate films from the Golden Age of Hollywood and the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and takes the treasured enemies-to-lovers trope but adds a dark twist through themes of revenge, betrayal, good vs. evil, and freedom.
Cast and Creative Team for The Seven Deadly Seas at POP HQ
Cast
Jaime Javier Reza
Captain James Lawrence
Grace Stewart
Princess Margaret
Egan Carroll
Arthur Samuels
Shoshi Martinez
Portia
Emma K. Tang
Captain Dagon
Lydia Rae Brown
Queen Francis
Tory Renee Hatcher
Sawyer
Ella Raziel
Siren
Isabella Hicks
Siren
Iman Haq
Siren
Ivanna Valdespino
Ensemble
Anthony Moresi
Ensemble
Annika Hoseth
Ensemble
Arjun Lakshman
Ensemble
Sophia Rodriguez
Ensemble
Zachary Goldsmith
Ensemble
Theadora Aitchison
Ensemble
John Nguyen
Ensemble
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POP HQ is at 125 S Ave 57, Los Angeles, CA.
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