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1920s
20's
excellent actors
improvisation
mafia
blackjack
clues
ensemble
ensemble-driven
fun
fun theming
funeral
immersive
interactive
last call theatre
murder
murder mystery
original
play your part
sandbox
speakeasy
team work
videogame-like
wake
whodunit
SHARI BARRETT
broadway world la, culver city news
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June 21, 2023
Definitely my favorite Fringe show this year - so much so, I went to see it twice. Loved immersing myself into the action and getting to roam among the entire cast, speaking to all to gather clues about what happened to the Don during his Wake. I spent a lot of time assisting Wil, the detective hired to find out exactly who killed the Don. No two shows will be the same as different clues are given away, leasing to different people being guilty. The fun is in trying to figure it out. Oh, and be sure to enjoy a few games of blackjack with Evie, but be forewarned - she cheats!...
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STEVE BIODROWSKI
hollywood gothique
certified reviewer
June 16, 2023
Another solid production from Last Call Theatre, this one abandoning the science fiction elements of its previous efforts in favor of depicting a 1920s mafia wake....
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PATRICK CHAVIS
la theatre bites - podcast
certified reviewer
June 16, 2023
9 out of 10 – Exceptional Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! Click the link below to learn more:
https://latheatrebites.com/hollywood-fringe-2023-last-call-theatre-presents-the-collective-a-1920s-mafia-immersive-experience-broadwater-review1/...
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SOCKS WHITMORE
stage raw, ladcc
certified reviewer
June 13, 2023
I've been to a few Last Call shows before, and the showing I attended on Masked Monday was definitely one of my most memorable. I didn't know if I would enjoy the theme—1920s Mafia is hardly my bread and butter—but I was pleasantly surprised to find that being brought into a game of blackmail, secrets, and potential murder is a lot of fun, no matter the setting!...
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