LA Lights Fire

The Hollywood Sign was burned down, USC was taken over by gangs, Home Depot Center became a refugee camp. The agents, firefighters, deadbeats, whores, writers, stoners, actors, lawyers, drug dealers, and squirrels just watched. This is their story.

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“Calarco delivers emotional heft to the characterizations and makes the philosophical underpinnings of the story plausible.” – LA Weekly/Backstage

“a visceral, gorgeously written set of mind-bending monologues performed by a terrific actor. You won’t go wrong with LA Lights Fire.” – LA Theatre Review

“It is a brilliant piece that shines a light on characters we all know – and perhaps are – then uses this familiarity to make a statement about society that will go straight to your bones. LA Lights Fire is not a play about a fire. It is a play about life, performed with passion and directed with care.” – Melpomene Blogs Back