I’m here to provide an informational update on my latest productions, something that seems almost unnecessary as two of my three current productions have landed the L.A. Times front page slot within the past week. They are ‘The Interview ‘at Studio/Stage & ‘Invisible Cities’ at L.A. Union Station.
Invisible Cities is another production that I was called in to work on that takes a giant risk by attempting what could be a potential disaster and turning it into a tremendous display of art and beauty. Using the half of the bustling depot that is Los Angeles Union Station as a stage, The Industry has created a live, traversing, fully orchestrated, seventy minute opera that plays out without interfering with the standard operations of transit. While the performances are freely exposed to all people within the station, the only thing that separates them from the individuals that pay the ticket price is a pair of headphones. These headphones allow the patron to hear the orchestra and vocalization wherever they are in Union Station in addition to the standard display of mobile dancing, acting, and singing that normal viewers have access to.. You can find links below in regards to articles and the upcoming KCET special segment.
The Interview, still running at Studio/Stage for two more weeks, has been steadily attaining praise from numerous sources including news articles, radio, and even critical bloggers. Tickets can be purchased online for a lower rate or, if you wish to risk a sold out performance, can still be attained at the door. Links in regards to The Interview can be found below.
Catch these performances before it’s too late!
Link: Invisible Cities
Link: Invisible Cities: KCET Special
Link: Invisible Cities: Pure Wow
Link: Invisible Cities: L.A. Times
Link: Invisible Cities : L.A. Daily
Link: The Interview
Link: The Interview: L.A. Times
Link: The Interview: KCRW
Link: The Interview: SLAM
Link: The Interview: Broadway World
Link: The Interview: Jewish Journal