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A Group of Bored Vampires is Finally Inviting Humans to their Secret DTLA Lounge

If you’ve ever wanted to chill at Willy’s Place in Sunndydale or Fangtasia in Shreveport, then you’ll feel right at

Ethan Mechare is bringing his unique, immersive comedy, Coming Clean: Life as a Naked Housecleaner, to Los Angeles July 12-14.

Los Angeles has both a blossoming immersive theater scene and an ample selection of fine dining options, but themed supper

In a secret 17,000-square-foot space in Koreatown, a group of strangers clothed in white ponder their place in life, death,

The 2018 edition of Hollywood Fringe takes place May 31 through June 24 bringing over 350 unique shows to Hollywood—many of

Comedy and tragedy masks have long been a symbol of theater. We laugh. We cry. Yet if we’re talking Zombie

Bitter at the End is an immersive play that begins at a funeral and ends in worlds beyond our own.

It’s late autumn, 1977. Jimmy Carter is president, Star Wars is still a new thing, and the Gibb brothers (that’s