Musical ‘The Wild Party’ plays Sept. 9 – Oct. 2, 2016 in the Dorie Theatre Hollywood
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Art-In-Relation announces a move from Long Beach, after two successful seasons, to Hollywood with two hauntingly gorgeous, but lesser known musical theater productions at The Complex Theatres, Hollywood. “The Wild Party,” a lesser known version of the musical based on the poem by Joseph Moncure, and written by Andrew Lippa, plays Sept. 9 – Oct. 2, 2016.
The new production is coupled with Mary Shelley’s tale with a musical twist, “Frankenstein, A New Musical,” with music by Mark Baron, lyrics by Jeffrey Jackson, and a book by Jackson and Gary P. Cohen, a Los Angeles premiere.
It seemed a perfect coupling to Jonas Sills, executive producer, to pair the musicals. “Both of them are raw, both of them are musically lush, and both of them are underperformed,” said Sills. He is most passionate about intimate theater, and having the location and audience to foster it, a move to the heart of “theater row” was the “natural evolution.”
The creative team for the two productions includes two teams led by two directors who have been with Art-In-Relation before. Quentin Garzon, Director, “Wild Party,” is passionate about the 1920’s era musical with lush score, harmonies, and innovative dance. Passionate enough in fact that he convinced Art-In-Relation to produce the show.
“I am looking forward to continuing the success of these two winning shows with more under-noticed works in the future,” noted Sills.
“Frankenstein, A New Musical” plays October 7 – October 30, 2016 in “The Flight” theater also at The Complex. Shows play Thursday, Friday and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.
For information and tickets please go to http://www.artinrelation.com/.
About Art-In-Relation:
Art-In-Relation (A.I.R.) is an innovative production company focusing on breathing new life to more unknown works of musical theater as well as some new interpretations of more well-known shows. A.I.R. has worked in several venues in Los Angeles including the Ernest Borgnine Theater, the Founder’s Center, and more recently The Complex Theatres. A.I.R. also in its mission is dedicated to bringing works of art to underprivileged audiences throughout southern California.
