WELCOME TO THEATRE ASYLUM & LAB
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For bookings and additional information, click here or call 323-962-1632 or email.
Originally built by and named Elephant Theatre Asylum. It has been owned, operated and re-named Theatre Asylum since 2007 by Combined Artform,who starting in Jan 2010 also runs the joining Lab space. |
ONGOING PRODUCTIONS
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LOS ANGELES COMEDY FESTIVAL - SPOTLIGHT SERIES Wed @ 8pm
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Short form hosted by David Svengali
At 9:30pm Tickets: Pay What You Can
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WORKSHOPS
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IMPROVATORIUM
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DAVID RAZOWSKY Drop in class Thursdays 4-7pm |
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO CONNECTION
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965 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94103 2 black box theaters with multi-media capabilities for
Built in 2004 by Combined Artform, Off Market is now managed by PianoFight who are also co-partners with Combined Artform. |
NOW PLAYING
COMING IN JULY AND AUGUST
THEATRE ASYLUM'S BEST OF THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE
WINNERS JUST ANNOUNCED.
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ASYLUM LAB
Fridays in August @ 8pm
Zombience
Improvised Musical Mayhem
You, the audience, will decide where a zombie attack occurs. You'll hold the fate of the characters in your own hands. They'll sing and dance their way throughhorrific encounters with the un-dead. Who will live? Who will die? Who will eat whom?You'll be directing your very own, one time only zombie musical. Singing! Dancing! The eating of flesh!
Directed by Patrick Bristow
Musical Direction - Dave Beukers
Co-Producer - Matthew Quinn
Cast (subject to availability) Grant Baciocco, Kevin Berntson,Patrick Bristow, Brian Clark, Jayne Entwistle, Peggy Etra, Leslee Harman, Alison Mork,Carla Rudy, Chris Sheets,Henry Watkins,Vanessa Whitney and Matt Vlahakis
THEATRE ASYLUM
Thursdays - Sundays @ 8pm
Still Standing
Full of deep dark secrets and the eternal fight for a father’s long-lost love, Still
Standing is about two women discovering a meaning of family that’s much deeper than blood.
Having recently lost her father to cancer, Laura Theis finds herself neck deep in her personal relationship’s insecurities and non-existent connections with her family. But a spark of salvation is found when she discovers old letters revealing her father’s past lover and the discovery of Tracey Ellis, a half sister Laura never knew she had.










