Time Alone

The Los Angeles Theatre Center
514 S. Spring St. Los Angeles

A young man is convicted of killing a gang rival. A woman's police officer son is killed in the line of duty. Their parallel journeys take them to the loneliest and most silent of places: a solitary confinement cell and the silent house of the bereaved. As they reach their limits, time itself seems to unravel, until they find a door into each other's lives. Written by Academy Award-nominated writer Alessandro Camon, Time Alone at Los Angeles Theatre Center peers into isolation and the connections that bring us back from the edge.

Thru - Oct 23, 2017

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Stage and Cinema - Highly Recommended

"...Director Bart DeLorenzo is extremely gifted, even more so because his guiding hand is invisible. Lights and walls move. The prison becomes haunted. Anna lays in the middle of the street, beseeching the traffic to end her life. These highly stylized moments are surprising, then they feel instantly inevitable and essential. The design and technical team is top notch (Francois-Pierre Couture: sets; Ingrid Ferrin: costumes; Pablo Santiago-Brandwein: lights; John Zalewski: sound), with Keith Skretch's projections especially good-well rendered and beautifully placed within the narrative."

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- Samuel Garza Bernstein

Stage Raw - Highly Recommended

"...The subject matter sounds grim, and it is, but the grimness is relieved by the sharpness, vividness and humor of the writing, and the eloquent performances by the two actors. While both are onstage almost throughout, they don't interact till near the end."

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- Neal Weaver

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Stage and Cinema - Highly Recommended

Stage Raw - Highly Recommended

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