Micah Watterson

Open Fist Theatre Company's revival of Ron West and Phil Swann's musical comedy DELEARIOUS has a lot going on. The production contains three storylines in three different time periods twisted together in a fast-paced, boisterous style that was an award-winning hit for the company in 2008. Nine years later, it still packs in more story than you can possibly keep straight but it also offers up plenty of laughs to go along with it.

Tragedy meets hilarity and King Lear gets a happy ending in a madcap musical romp la Mel Brooks and Monty Python. Open Fist Theatre Companyrevives its smash hit production of deLEARious, an award-winning play-within-a-play by Second City'sRon West and composer Phil Swann. West directs for a Nov. 10 opening at Atwater Village Theatre, where performances will continue through Dec. 16. Pay-what-you-want previews begin Nov. 3.

Tragedy meets hilarity and King Lear gets a happy ending in a madcap musical romp la Mel Brooks and Monty Python. Open Fist Theatre Company revives its smash hit production of deLEARious, an award-winning play-within-a-play by Second City's Ron West and composer Phil Swann. West directs for a Nov. 10opening at Atwater Village Theatre, where performances will continue throughDec. 16. Pay-what-you-want previews begin Nov. 3.

Welcome to Your Alternative Reality - Take the edge off your week with a bracing tonic of laughter and lunacy! Highlights in this evening of interwoven one-acts and sketches include a liberal journalist working for a right wing news program; an octogenarian stressing about the future of the planet; high-level government leakers in love; and a dry cleaner who might be our next president.

Welcome to Your Alternative Reality - Take the edge off your week with a bracing tonic of laughter and lunacy! Highlights in this evening of interwoven one-acts and sketches include a liberal journalist working for a right wing news program; an octogenarian stressing about the future of the planet; high-level government leakers in love; and a dry cleaner who might be our next president. What do they all have in common? Each is stuck in this strange new post-election world we live in.

Welcome to Your Alternative Reality - Take the edge off your week with a bracing tonic of laughter and lunacy! Highlights in this evening of interwoven one-acts and sketches include a liberal journalist working for a right wing news program; an octogenarian stressing about the future of the planet; high-level government leakers in love; and a dry cleaner who might be our next president. What do they all have in common? Each is stuck in this strange new post-election world we live in.

Contempo Productions presents THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL, book by Nan Knighton and score by Knighton and Frank Wildhorn, as you've never seen it before!

Contempo Productions presents THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL, book by Nan Knighton and score by Knighton and Frank Wildhorn, as you've never seen it before!

Tonight, September 25, Los Angeles, desperation and ambition will come clashing together. This fall Great Minds Creative Productions brings the action packed, gun slinging, gangsters of our favorite movies into a live theatrical production called, GET. THAT. SNITCH. directed by Andrew Pilmer. GET. THAT. SNITCH. will open to the public today, September 25, 2015 at 8:00 PM and perform through Sunday November 1st in the Atwater Village Theatre.

On September 25, Los Angeles, desperation and ambition will come clashing together. This fall Great Minds Creative Productions brings the action packed, gun slinging, gangsters of our favorite movies into a live theatrical production called, GET. THAT. SNITCH. directed by Andrew Pilmer. GET. THAT. SNITCH. will open to the public on Friday, September 25, 2015 at 8:00 PM and perform through Sunday November 1st in the Atwater Village Theatre.

While there is speculation that Twelfth Night was written for the 12th night of Christmas by request of Queen Elizabeth, a holiday which celebrates revelry by turning the world upside down, with masks, music, dance, celebrating a moment where servants are masters, masters are servants, and not all seems as it should be. While there is no proof for this speculation, it was certainly the author's and this production's comic inspiration.