Hello My Name Is... at Moving Arts

Hello My Name Is...

Moving Arts
3191 Casitas Ave Los Angeles

What do you do when the world makes no sense? Some people join a cult. In this razor-sharp satire, a ragtag group of seekers stumble into community, purpose, and even a little joy-in the unlikeliest of places. But as devotion twists and the "truth" grows harder to swallow, each must decide: are they finally becoming who they are, or are they disappearing entirely? Funny, unsettling, and brutally honest, Hello, My Name Is... explores the human hunger for meaning, the comedy of misplaced faith, and the strange, surprising places where we end up finding ourselves.

Thru - Dec 14, 2025

Sat, Nov 29: 8:00pm

Sun, Nov 30: 4:00pm

Mon, Dec 1: 8:00pm

Fri, Dec 5: 8:00pm

Sat, Dec 6: 8:00pm

Sun, Dec 7: 4:00pm

Fri, Dec 12: 8:00pm

Sat, Dec 13: 8:00pm

Sun, Dec 14: 4:00pm

Show Type: Dark Comedy

Box Office: 323.472.5646

www.movingarts.org

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Hello My Name Is... Reviews

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ArtsBeatLA - Recommended

"...The subject matter of Hello, My Name Is… is partly about people trapped in their beliefs and how willing they are to endlessly delude themselves to avoid acknowledging they were wrong. It’s a smart, funny and well-acted production that is unfortunately extremely relevant to our current time."

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- Terry Morgan

Stage Raw - Recommended

"...Skillfully directed by Darin Anthony, the play is set at a retreat, where members of a cult are awaiting "The Great Metamorphosis" with an anticipation and wonder similar to that of devout fundamentalist Christians who believe the final Day of Judgment is nigh. For adherents of The Order of the Twelfth and Final Sun, such an event may finally be upon them, as foretold by J (Juan Monsalvez) their beloved teacher and guru. On this particular morning, the disciples have been instructed to rise early, skip breakfast (all food in the communal kitchen had been discarded the evening before) and meditate until they hear the sound of chimes, signaling the beginning of the great change."

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- Deborah Klugman

Larchmont Buzz - Recommended

"...Hello, My Name Is…brought to mind other cults with charismatic leaders, made-up names and questionable doctrine. The four followers in this play capture the desperate till-death-do-us part ideology of the truth believer."

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- Laura Foti Cohen

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Hello My Name Is... Reviews

ArtsBeatLA - Recommended

Stage Raw - Recommended

Larchmont Buzz - Recommended

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