THEATRE ASYLUM
EXTENDED THROUGH MARCH 31st
Just Nominated for 2 LA Weekly Theatre Awards!!
"Best Comedy Ensemble" and "Best Adaptation".
After a sold out and critically acclaimed West Coast Premiere at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, Her Majesty's Secret Players return with an extended run of Pulp Shakespeare, produced with Combined Artform at the Theatre Asylum.
Playing Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM, and Sunday's at 2:00 PM, you won't want to miss what LA Stage and Cinema hailed as "thrilling, exciting, and hysterical" and what LA Weekly gave a GO! and called "..an appealing and unexpectedly harrowing drama."
"This lively and imaginative re-invention" (LA Weekly) imagines what it might be like had the cult film “Pulp Fiction” been written by William Shakespeare.
Set in Elizabethan England, Pulp Shakespeare weaves the story of a pair of murderers, their boss’s alluring wife, and a desperate knight, all brought to life by a cast of acclaimed Los Angeles Shakespearean actors.
TICKETS
$25 at the Door.
Holiday Edition!
December 3rd, 10th and 17th. @ 8pm
Asylum Lab
1078 Lillian Way
Improvatorium is at it again! The company that brought you "Zombience" and "Hitchcocked," brings you three Saturdays of hilarious holiday short form improv at Theatre Asylum, December 3, 10 and 17th
In a town awash with Long Form, Cage Matches, Teams and Competitions, Improvatroium dares to stick out its improvisational neck to return to improvised scenes, songs, extended scenes, and maybe one or two of those traditional improv "games" that are now almost considered retro! And now all with a special holiday twist! Come be merry and fill the night with your own Ho, Ho, Ho's!
Directed by Patrick Bristow (Whose Line Is It Anyway? & Henson’s “Stuffed and Unstrung”), the rotating cast will feature:
For more information visit – www.improvatorium.com
Combined Artform co-presents
TICKETS - $10
Improvatorium is at it again! The company that brought you "Zombience" and "Hitchcocked," brings you two weekends of hilarious short form improv at Theatre Asylum.
In a town awash with Long Form, Cage Matches, Teams and Competitions, Improvatroium dares to stick out its improvisational neck to
return to improvised scenes, songs, extended scenes, and maybe one or two of those traditional improv "games" that are now almost considered retro!
Directed by Patrick Bristow ( Whose LIne & Henson Alternative's puppet improv phenom, "Stuffed And Unstrung")
Each show feature a very special guest
Friday Sept 2nd - Jordan Black
Saturday Sept 3rd - Mindy Sterling
Friday Sept 9th - Tim Bagley
Saturday Sept 10th - TBD
TICKETS
After a great run at the Hollywood Fringe Fest, “Life in the Middle Ages” was voted “Best of the Fest” and will extend its run through September. Strictly speaking to and for those experiencing middle age, the show actually comes with the following caution, “WARNING: THIS SHOW IS RATED NC-30. ATTENDING THIS SHOW MAY CAUSE EARLY ONSET MIDLIFE CRISIS IN PERSONS UNDER THIRTY.”
The medieval-themed, multi-media, evening equates the realizations that initiate midlife crisis with receiving a terminal diagnosis that triggers the grieving process. Using Elizabeth Kübler Ross’ five stages of grief – Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance – “Life in the Middle Ages” illustrates the midlife crisis experience. Addressing its subject matter through observation, storytelling, video and group participation, the show allows the audience to both commiserate and celebrate the universally dreaded concept of midlife crisis.
LA theater critics agree; this is a must-see show:
“Very funny insights with sincerity and humility. Still with me days later.”
Stage and Cinema
“Irreverent, Quip-Happy… the Audience Seemed Truly Touched.”
Backstage West
“Foul-mouthed, glib, self-assured, and dead on. Ochs gives us not just illumination but coping skills if not a downright solution to our fears.”
LA Splash
“A brisk, funny, and ultimately uplifting show.”
LA Theater Review
TICKETS
July 21 – August 28, 2011
(Los Angeles, CA) (July, 2011)... After a record breaking second year for the Hollywood Fringe Festival (HFF2011) the bar has been set high for Best of the Hollywood Fringe Festival (BOHFF). This year BOHFF will be featuring over twenty of the most award winning, crowd pleasing and critically awarded shows from HFF2011, reflecting a range of theatrical presentations from solo shows to full ensemble productions and musicals.
In addition we are excited to announce that Artworks Theatre (Fringe Central) and Actor’s Circle Theatre will be joining Theatre Asylum/Combined Artform in presenting the BOHFF2011, starting the week of July 21 through August 28.
Fringe On!
Best of the Hollywood Fringe will be featuring (Listed by Venue)
Actor’s Circle Theatre – 7313 Santa Monica Blvd. LA. CA 90046
Trouble With Words (* Pay What You Want) Fri. & Sat. July & August @ 8pm
Artworks Theatre & Studios- 6567 Santa Monica Blvd. LA CA 90038
A Mess of Things 8/20 @ 8pm, 8/21 @ 2pm
Another Effing Family Drama 8/20 & 27 @ 8pm, 8/21 & 28 @ 5pm
Be Careful! The Sharks Will Eat You 7/28-30 @ 8pm, 7/31 @ 2pm
Lost Moon Radio (*$13) 8/11 @ 8:30pm, 8/12 @ 9:30pm
The Booby Prize 7/21 - 23 @ 8pm, 7/24 @7pm
The Milford Project 8/5 @ 9:30pm, 8/6 @ 8pm, 8/7 @ 2 & 7 pm
Theatre Asylum & Lab- 6320 Santa Monica Blvd. LA, CA, 90038
4 Clowns 7/9 @ 8pm
Bean 7/24 & 31 @ 7pm
Blink & You Might Miss me 8/6 @ 7pm
Blood Fruit 8/4, 11 @ 8pm & 8/20 @ 7pm
Cowboy Mouth 8/ 6 @ 8:30pm
Evolution of a Kiss 7/30 @ 8pm
Fear Factor : Canine Edition 8/ 6 @ 8pm
Home Free / Endgame 7/ 30 @ 9:30pm
The Last of the Knott’s 8/9 @ 8pm & 8/14 @ 7pm
Life in the Middle Ages Fridays 7/22 - 8/26 @ 8pm
My Mobster 8/13, 20, 27 @ 8:30pm
Over There. Comedy is the Best Weapon 7/21 & 28 @ 8pm
Porter's Macbeth: A Parody 7/15 , 22, 29 @ 8pm
Sum of My Parts 9/3 @ 8:30pm
The Barking Pig 7/22 @ 9:30pm
The Next Best Thing 8/13, 27 @ 8pm & 8/21 @ 7pm
The Yellow Dress 8/7 @ 7pm
The Yogamerican Dream 8/18 @ 8pm
Who Loves You Baby! 7/30 @ 8pm
Schedule subject to change and shows may be added, please check www.hollywoodfringe.org for updated schedule and ticket information.
All shows are $15. Except where noted*. General info 323-962-1632
BACK AGAIN!!!
Theatre Asylum and Lab are back for the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2011.
Press Week June 9 – 12th and
Opening June 16th and running through
June 26th
We are excited to be hosting 17 international, national and local shows for
over 100 performances.
Hollywood Fringe @ The Asylum - Schedule
Tickets range from $12 - $15.
Info & Tickets
The Hollywood Fringe Festival 2011
Box Office - 323-455-4585
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
BLINK & You Might Miss Me
Fridays @ 8pm
March 25 - April 29, 2011
A humorous look back at Larry Blum’s personal journey in show business. Sharing engaging stories along with rare clips and photos from his long and varied career, Larry reflects on the unique opportunity he has had to experience celebrity up close and personal. Though his name may not be a household word, Blink & You Might Miss Me is his moment to take center stage once again.
TICKETS - $20
(323) 960-7612 or
IMPROVATORIUM & COMBINED ARTFORM ARE BACK
HITCHCOCKED
Saturdays @ 8pm
Preview March 26
April 2 - May 7,2011
L.A.'s Improvatorium, which brought you "Zombience" and "Death, Lies & Alibis," delves into
the world of Alfred Hitchcock with their latest improvised slap in the face to a much lionized genre. Audience suggestions will propel the action throughout the evening as the cast strives to create a one time only, completely
original story in the style of Mr. H's films. The cast is costumed in the Hitchcockian tradition, but that is the only pre-prepared aspect of the show.
TICKETS - $20
(323) 960-7612 or
www.plays411.com/hitchcocked
COMBINED ARTFORM
presents
IN HOLLYWOOD
Blink & You Might Miss Me
January 5 - February 6, 2011
Blink & You Might Miss Me is a humorous look back at Larry Blum’s personal journey
in show business. Sharing engaging stories, rare clips and photos from his long and varied
career, Larry illustrates the unique opportunity he has had to experience celebrity up close and
personal.
Tickets $20
COMBINED ARTFORM
presents
IN HOLLYWOOD
Zombie attacks got you down? You are cordially invited to join America's favorite singing family, The Wallace's, who are still doing their annual holiday tv special in spite of the recent plague! Presented by Improvatorium and Combined Artform/Theatre Asylum.
Opens Friday, November 19th at 8pm
and runs Saturdays through December 18th.
EXTENDED - JANUARY 8th
Tickets : $15
WILL FRANKEN'S
TEXAS CHAINSAW YULETIDE
DECEMBER 3 – 18
Fridays at 8pm and Saturdays at 10pm.
"Texas Chainsaw Yuletide" is the latest one-man show by the Bay Area's most original comedic talent, Will Franken (willfranken.com). The title comes from one of the two Christmas "albums"; ("Michael Krenford is Not Alone" being the other one) that this madcap romp through one man's deranged, yet brilliant, subconscious is based upon.
Tickets - $15
The SpyAnts present
Kidnapped by Craigslist: The Graveyard Shift
Written by Katie Goan
Created by Katie Goan and Nitra Gutierrez
Directed by Lori Evans Taylor
October 16 - November 13, 2010
Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 7pm
One Thursday show - November 11th at 8pm
Late Night Saturday shows - October 23rd and November 6th at 10pm
Pay What You Can (at the door) on Sundays October 24th and October 31st
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world of anonymity? Say anything you want? Be anyone you can? Even if people think it is bizarre or disturbing? TheSpyAnts Theatre Company, celebrating their 10th Anniversary, present the long-awaited sequel to Katie Goan's and Nitra Gutierrez 's zany, kaleidoscopic play, Kidnapped by Craigslist. Lori Evans Taylor, who directed the original, takes on this new script with panache, weaving her cast in and out of the dozens of actual Craigslist's postings.
Kidnapped by Craigslist: The Graveyard Shift is an eerie and risque new comedy that explores the carnivalesque, cult-like phenomenon that is Craigslist. TheSpyAnts' alternating cast brings actual postings to life from the web site with scripted material and live music. This unique and creative one-hour play tells the true stories that are locked inside an online community that has shaped and inspired today's internet generation. There's a place for you here. There's a place here for everyone. We all have a dark side, you know.
Tickets: $20
Thurs-Sat September 30 - October 9
THE POSTION
PianoFight presents a fast paced, post apocalyptic, darkly comic thriller, The Position is the story
of a shining opportunity and what people will do to get it, in a world ravaged by 80% unemployment and mass social chaos. The Position represents security and fulfillment. The Concern has selected six finalists from more than half-a-million job applicants, flown them to a remote compound, and provided them with every luxury and diversion—including golf, paragliding and skeet shooting. When they arrive, the six candidates are stripped of their clothing and identities, informed that the laws of The Nation have been suspended and that they will be recorded around the clock while they compete for the one job that they believe can give them hope in a hopeless world.
Still Standing World Premiere
Vitality Productions presents the world premiere of STILL STANDING by Shyla Marlin, directed by Nick Mills. Tickets are available at www.plays411.net/stillstanding
Friday, Saturday & Sunday evenings at 8pm starting August 6th.
August / September
THE BIRTHDAY BOYS During an unheard-of infiltration of 
the Al Asad green zone, regarded as one of the safest bases in Iraq, terrorists capture three U.S. Marines. At a remote warehouse, bound and blindfolded, the three soldiers must struggle with fear, betrayal and even boredom, morale and humor often their only allies against an uncertain fate.
July - August
THEATRE ASYLUM’S
BEST OF THE FRINGE
The 1st annual Hollywood Fringe Festival has ended, but we at Theatre Asylum are not willing to let it go. So as is traditional with most fringe festivals, we will be presenting Theatre Asylum’s Best of the Fringe. Come and see the shows with the best reviews, awards and audience raves that you may have missed during the Fringe.
www.combinedartform.com/bestofthefringe.htm .
T-O-T-A-L-L-Y! (Winner of Top of the Fringe & LA Weekly GO!)
KILL YOUR TELEVISION. (Most Socially Aware Show, LA 
Weekly GO! & Backstage Critic’s Pick)
THE BAD ARM – CONFESSIONS OF A DODGY IRISH DANCER (LA Weekly GO! & Backstage Critic’s Pick)
THE WASTE LAND (LA Weekly GO!).
55 MINUTES OF SEX, DRUGS AND AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION (LA Weekly GO!).
THEY CALL ME MISTER FRY
MY PENIS – IN AND OUT OF TROUBLE.
ZOMBIÉNCE! -
TAXI STORIES.
NANO NATION Poor Dog Group’s NANO NATION
BONNIE IN BRIGHTON.
THE WOLF GIRLS. 
MOMMY WITH A PENIS.
AIN'T WE GOT FUN.
JULY 5
THEATRE ASYLUM announces the winners of our
BEST OF THE FRINGE
For a complete list and ticket information click here.
JULY 1-3
Did you miss the Hollywood Fringe's Best International Production of
EXTENDED FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY
JULY 1 - 3rd
TICKETS & INFORMATION
Presented by Theatre Asylum &
Theatre of Note
Tickets $15
REVIEWS ARE IN
LA WEEKLY'S - STEVEN LEIGH MORRIS ON THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE
Hollywood Fringe Festival
June 17 - 27
Theatre Asylum is excited to be a participating venue and has over 20 productions and 100 performances, featuring some of the most exciting local, national and international talent.
Running days and nights for two weeks, you have to check out the long list of shows playing:
Betty
Bonnie in Brighton
Burton
Bye Bye Bombay
Eat, Pray, Laugh
feeling sorry for roman Polanski
Zombience - Improvatorium
Jane Austen UnScripted - Impro Theatre
Jesus: The Guantanamo Years
Los Angelyne
Mission of Flowers
My Penis - In and Out of Trouble
Nanonation
Sex, Lies and the KKK
Sketchy Dames
Solo Workshop
Some Assembly Required
TFN- Tilted Frame
The Bad Arm
The stories of Caesar Chavez
The Waste Land
Wet Cookies
Here’s a link to the Asylum page on the Hollywood Fringe site for additional information and box office.
http://www.hollywoodfringe.org/venue/view/2
Shows are all $15 or less and run 45-75 minutes.
REVIEWS ARE IN
LA WEEKLY'S - STEVEN LEIGH MORRIS ON THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE
HAPPY NEW DECADE !!!!
COMBINED ARTFORM CELEBRATES 11 YEARS
Having its start at a barber shop, performing at cafes and at a church, Combined Artform can now count as its successes four theaters in two cities and hundreds of shows over the past eleven years.
It really has been a wonderful experience and we are thankful for the venues, the shows and most of all the people who helped make it all happen. With all the ups and downs, it has always been a pleasure to work with such great producers, companies, artists and audience.
In just two years in LA, Combined Artform has already developed exceptional partners at Theatre Asylum ranging from co-productions such as "Common Air", a solo show which won an LA Ovation Award, to Impro Theatre which was picked as Best Theatre of 2009 by LA Weekly and with whom we've co-produced productions of Tennessee Williams, Jane Austen and currently Shakespeare Unscripted.
Tilted Frame continues to develop with new directors, performers and formats which include "Who Wrote This Sh!t", and our live internet show performed simultaneously between Los Angeles and San Francisco, "T.F.N." They will also be opening the new Asylum Lab (40 seat) in January 2010.
Since 2007, when Patrick Bristow starred in Combined Artform's Tuna Christmas with Mindy Sterling, he has been developing his company Improvatorium at Theater Asylum. Improvatorium features classes by Patrick and others such as Brian Clark, Ted Michaels and Heather Morgan and performances such as, "Death, Lies and Alibis" and in February of 2010 "Zombience" an improvised musical". They begin 2010 with their Short Form show, followed by the Asylum Improv Jam. We are so excited to be working with Patrick on all of his endeavors.
We're also looking forward to working more with David Razowsky and his long-form mastery in 2010. In addition, Lawrin Salazar's Los Angeles Comedy Festival is still spotlighting away at Theater Asylum and we're excited to be part of their success.
In addition, we are very grateful to David Fofi and the Elephant Theatre for having built these beautiful spaces and for their continued help and support along the way. We are also grateful to Mark Carson for helping Theater Asylum run smoothly.
Meanwhile in San Francisco, it has been a true pleasure during the past two years to work with and produce theatre with Rob Ready and Dan Williams and all the members of PianoFight. Since 2007, they have managed the Off Market Theaters and have grown PianoFight into a successful theatre company. In 2010, we're excited about our developing partnership with PianoFight at Off-Market Theaters and look forward to furthering the SF-LA connection with them.
Tilted Frame-SF keeps pushing the envelope with T.F.N - w/ Los Angeles as well as new in 2010 the Techno Improv Jam our local show followed by a open Jam.
We also continue to enjoy being a part of San Francisco's holiday tradition with David Sedaris' The Santaland Diaries. Wrapping up its eighth year with John Michael Beck and David Sinaiko. It was once again a crowd and critic pleasing show and we look forward to doing it again next year.
But it's January 2010 so for now we have:
- T.F.N. - Tilted Frame Network in San Francisco & Los Angeles. Yes, it's one show simultaneously performed in two cities.
- Techno Improv Jam - Jam with Tilted Frame - San Francisco. Come play with our tech.
- Impro Theatre's - Shakespeare Unscripted - Los Angeles
- Asylum Improv Jam- with Improvatorium - Los Angeles
A short form version of our long form tradition.
and that's just the beginning.
Please take a look around the site, sign our guest-book and come back for more.
If you've ever worked with us please check the Artists and Production page to see if we have your information; notes it is still in progress. We can add emails and will be adding more pictures later, so if you have any you would like us to put up, please send them to info@combinedartform.com.
Once again, thank you for an awesome 11 years; we look forward to continuing our adventure with you in the new decade.
Best,
Matthew Quinn
Artistic Director
January 2nd, 2010
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December 5 - 30, 2009
Back for its 8th year in San Francisco!!
Combined Artform and Beck-n-Call
presents:
David Sedaris’
The Santaland Diaries
(adapted for the stage by Joe Mantello)
It’s time for San Francisco’s annual production of David Sedaris’ “The Santaland Diaries”. Presented once again by Combined Artform and Beck-n-Call at Off-Market Theater. For the eighth year, John Michael Beck (up again from L.A.) and David Sinaiko, will alternate pulling on the striped tights to bring to life David Sedaris’ signature character, Crumpet the Elf…much to the delight of Bay Area audiences. Come see the show that critics and audiences love and keep coming back for more. Spend the holidays with Combined Artform at the Off-Market Theater.
Tilted Frame – SF \ LA
LIVE IMPROV BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES
- First time in improv history
- Live improv between two cities
Previews Thursday, October 22
Runs Thursdays October 29 through November 19, 2009
(San Francisco, CA) (September, 2009)…A TALE OF TWO CITIES—“PHONING IT IN” WITHOUT PHONING IT IN…The future is here. For over seven years Combined Artform’s Tilted Frame Improv has been working with live video and the internet to the delight of audiences in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Now we have taken the next logical step: an unprecedented live “impro-cast” between two cities four hundred miles apart!
ASYLUM LAB
LONESOME NO MORE IS BACK!!!
Previews - March 23-24 @ 8pm
Special Press Night - March 25 @ 8pm
March 30 - April 28
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8pm
Moments after their respective deaths, three strangers find themselves locked up in a single room in Sartre’s NO EXIT, faced with a maddening new world in which they can cover their eyes but never sleep
Directed and adapted by Lori Petermann
Translation by Paul Bowles
Produced by Dana Murphy and Meghan McCauley
CAST:
Jake Bern
Stephen Leonhard Sullivan
Sara Garcia
Jill Evyn
Playing in Vancouver February 2012
BLINK & YOU MIGHT MISS ME
Larry Blum heads north to Vancouver for the
2012 Chutzpah Fesival.
IN SAN FRANCISCO
BACK FOR THE TENTH YEAR
10 NIGHTS ONLY
AT THE EUREKA THEATRE
Combined Artform is celebrating ten years with ten performances of Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris and adapted to the stage by Joe Mantello. David Sinaiko puts on his elf hat and boots to return to the Eureka Theatre as everyone’s favorite elf, Crumpet.
Nominated for a SF/Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award for Best Solo Performance.
Santaland Diaries runs December 22 – December 30 at the Eureka Theatre located at 215 Jackson St in San Francisco. No Shows December 25. Showtime is 8:00PM, Matinee’s 3pm. Tickets are $20 - $35, Opening Night-$40-$50 w/ Champagne & Pies!
If you have problems with the above site, you can also go
HERE
or call 800-838-3006
ALSO IN DECEMBER @ THE EUREKA
WILL FRANKEN IN
“Dieter Und Sheila
At The San Francisco International
Youth Hostel”
Renowned satirist/humorist/absurdist Will Franken (“Best Comedian” and “San Francisco's Patron Saint of Misrule”) returns to the Eureka Theatre in December for his first San Francisco appearances in over three months, presenting
“Dieter Und Sheila
At The San Francisco International
Youth Hostel”
Will Franken presents his first ever long-form holiday-themed love story, “Dieter Und Sheila At The San Francisco International Youth Hostel” – a story of thwarted romance between a shy Viennese entomology student and a promiscuous Australian girl of limited intelligence.
Presented in Association with Eureka Theatre Company.
SEPTEMBER 2011
at
EXIT THEATRE
SF FRINGE FESTIVAL
COMBINED ARTFORM
presents
at EUREKA THEATRE
215 Jackson St
DAVID SEDARIS' SANTALAND DIARIES
DEC 21-30
Combined Artform is proud to announce the 9th year of Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris and adapted to the stage by Joe Mantello. David Sinaiko returns as everyone’s favorite elf, Crumpet and in celebration of our tenth year anniversary in San Francisco he will be back at the Eureka Theatre, with a new set and holiday fanfare.
Tickets $20-30
Presented in Association with Eureka Theatre Company.
3 SHOW ONLY
WILL FRANKEN'S
TEXAS CHAINSAW YULETIDE
DECEMBER 21 - 23 @ 9:30 pm
"Texas Chainsaw Yuletide" is the latest one-man show by the Bay Area's most original comedic talent, Will Franken (willfranken.com). The title comes from one of the two Christmas "albums"; ("Michael Krenford is Not Alone" being the other one) that this madcap romp through one man's deranged, yet brilliant, subconscious is based upon.
Tickets - $15
Presented in Association with Eureka Theatre Company.
OUR VENUES AND PARTNER
965 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94103
6320 Santa Monica . San Francisco, CA 94103
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Combined Artform owns and operates four theaters in San Francisco and Los Angeles. We have been produced, co-produced and rented to hundreds of shows. Built in 2004 by Combined Artform, Off Market 2 black box theaters with multi-media capabilities for
Starting in 2007 it was managed by PianoFight. In 2010 both companies partnered up to run Stage 205, Studio 250 and 212. In 2007, Combined Artform expanded into Los Angeles, specifically Theatre Row in Hollywood. They now own and operate Theatre Asylum as well as the Asylum Lab. We hope to expand with more productions in and moving between our space with companies like PianoFight and other companies. |
ARE YOU A PRODUCER?
Combined Artform is entering its 11th year as a production company. We've come a long way since the beginning.
We have a slightly updated name, a new website, and continue with our mission to bring artists and arts together in new and old ways in order to create the art of tomorrow.
Productions
We started as an improv-based multi-media company and are always testing the boundaries of the known in our productions, combining unique techniques and technologies. Among our homegrown productions:
--Tilted Frame
--Improv General Auditions
--Solo Festival
Co-Productions
With years of experience, connections, and spaces in two cities, Combined Artform brings a lot to the table when mounting co-productions. We offer a wide range of options for those companies looking to partner and share the risks and rewards of co-productions. Through the years our partner companies and productions have included:
--PianoFight
--Impro Theatre
--Santaland Diaries
--The Common Air
--Papa
--Eavesdropper
Venues
Combined Artform starting managing in 1989 at The Next Stage. In 2003 we built two theatres at Off-Market, and now operate Theatre Asylum on Los Angeles’ vibrant Theater Row. With spaces in the two major media markets of California we can offer unique opportunities to our partners and renters.
Publicity/Outreach
Combined Artform provides a full range of PR options. For those companies wishing to concentrate solely on the artistic details of their production, we offer turnkey packages whereby you can “leave the promoting to us”. With years of experience promoting shows and dealing with online ticket agencies, we think you’ll be pleased with the level of service we offer.
