After The Fall at Lillian Theatre

After The Fall

Lillian Theatre
1076 Lillian Way Hollywood

After the Fall is an experimental portrait of a man struggling with the choices he has made in his public and private life, examining the personal, political and universal forces that collide when we "fall" from innocence. Considered by many to be his most autobiographical play, Arthur Miller takes us on a fascinating journey through the inner psyche, exploring how each of us must learn to live, love and survive in our own way, "after the fall."

Presented by Elephant Theatre

Thru - Apr 1, 2012

Thursdays: 8:00pm

Fridays: 8:00pm

Saturdays: 8:00pm

Sundays: 3:00pm

Price: $20-$25

Show Type: Drama

Box Office: 323-962-0046

Running Time: 120 minutes

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After The Fall Reviews

Average Rating based on 4 reviews

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Los Angeles Times - Recommended

"...From the poetic "Are We the Waiting" and "Wake Me Up When September Ends" to the defiant "Know Your Enemy" to the anthem-like "21 Guns," the expertly performed songs cast a spell that had young, old and middle-aged audience members head-banging together at the Ahmanson. Now that alone is one incredible feat even if this merging of Broadway and VH1 styles is only a pit-stop on the way to the musical's 21st century future."

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- Charles McNulty

LA Weekly - Recommended

"...Director Rozsa Horvath has mounted a commendably handsome production, commingling music, lighting, sound and video (designers Vinnie Reyes, Michael Gend, Matt Richter and William Barker/Bruce Allen respectively) to create an appropriately baleful ambiance."

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- Deborah Klugman

Backstage - Somewhat Recommended

"...Miller offers a serious challenge to director RoZsa Horvath and her generally able cast by being too faithful to the details of his own life, including an excess of scarifying events and sketchily developed characters. In addition, he couches his tale in a tricky "experimental" format, nonlinear and often abstract, with sometimes-disconcerting elisions of time and place."

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- Neal Weaver

BlogCritics.org - Recommended

"...Despite this criticism, I must give high marks to the HumanArts Theater Company's new production, under the direction of RoZsa Horvath. The cast is uniformly excellent, with Brian Robert Harris a commanding presence as Quentin; Vincent Malcolm Cusimano is also fine as Mickey, the friend who betrays Quentin and who is clearly modeled after director and HUAC testifier Elia Kazan."

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- Kurt Gardner

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After The Fall Reviews

Los Angeles Times - Recommended

LA Weekly - Recommended

Backstage - Somewhat Recommended

BlogCritics.org - Recommended

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