Famous at The 11:11

Famous

The 11:11
1107 N. Kings Rd West Hollywood

Through the eyes of Hollywood's biggest star, Jason Mast, we witness a world fueled by sex, money and power, where image is everything. On the heels of Jason's first Oscar nomination, he plans the hottest party to celebrate. The night unfolds with an adrenaline-rushed pace, ultimately revealing one of Jason's darkest secrets. His attempt to control the outcome ignites a chain of events that pushes the boundaries of real friendship and reveals the true cost of fame.

Thru - Sep 30, 2018

Show Type: Drama

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Famous Reviews

Average Rating based on 3 reviews

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Total Theater - Recommended

"...The sprawling story with its dozens of subplots runs well over two hours, which means that the playwright must fight hard to focus on his main story: the self-destructive and tragic end of Jason Mast. One of the subplots uncovers the cause of much of Jason's pain and torment. We meet him as a teenager (Derick Brezee), being abused psychologically (along with his brother Dylan, Markus Silbiger) by his highly-wrought, desperately ambitious mother (Rachel Myers), and then sexually by his first manager (Kenny Johnston in one of three roles)."

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- Willard Manus

Stage Raw - Somewhat Recommended

"...It is unfortunately a downfall of the production that the characters, most specifically the villains, are one-note, lacking a human complexity which fosters an emotional connection for the audience. The protagonists feel slightly more fleshed out, revealing both likable and dislikable qualities that make them somewhat authentic. Regardless of its flaws, however, the piece has something to say, and the technical elements come together so beautifully that the audience leaves reflecting on both large societal problems and deeply personal issues."

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- Angie Hoover

Discover Hollywood - Recommended

"...Christopher Dietrick's powerful performance as Jason is a revelation, bringing a layered intensity that keeps you riveted to the stage. The action is told both in present day and in flashback, with young Jason, personifying Jason's literal inner child, interacting with adult Jason to illustrate his inner torment, giving form to his guilt and anguish. Young Jason is played by Derick Breezee in a breakout performance laced with sweetness and vulnerability."

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- Kathy Flynn

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Total Theater - Recommended

Stage Raw - Somewhat Recommended

Discover Hollywood - Recommended

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