Theatrical Thoughts

What is Dissonance?

What is Dissonance?

With previews beginning February 1 (only three weeks away!), our west coast premiere of Dissonance by Damian Lanigan is busy creating beautiful music in our hallways.  But for those of us who aren’t classic-music-savvy, what in the world is “dissonance”, and what does it have to do with this play? Back in the day...

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Happy Holidays from the Falcon!

On behalf of all our staff and artists, the Falcon wishes you a very happy holiday!  We are so grateful for all of you who join the theater community in celebrating and supporting the arts.  We are looking forward to many fun-filled years to come. You’ve given us so much, and we hope you...

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Letters from Stan

Stan Laurel was a comedic genius and the second half of the comedy duo our first show of the season, Laurel and Hardy, is all about. What did Laurel do in his spare time? Apparently he wrote letters. “If I had never been a comedian, I would really have enjoyed owning a stationery store,...

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Laurel & Hardy in Culver City

Many of the scenes from Laurel and Hardy movies were shot around Los Angeles – especially Culver City in the Hal Roach years. Check out this video about a pop historian who built a computer replica of Culver City in the 1920s and matched it up with old clips. Here’s where I first found...

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Your Daily Dose of Laurel & Hardy

Need a pick me up? Check out the BEST PIE FIGHT EVER – from the silent movie days of Laurel and Hardy!

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Laurel and Hardy are almost here!

Laurel and Hardy are almost here!

The beginning of our 2011-2012 Subscription Season is coming up fast.  It’s hard to believe that Laurel and Hardy is already in rehearsals, Southern Comforts prep is already beginning and we’re even having auditions for Dissonance (which doesn’t open until February!) So much to do! More importantly…have you seen the poster for Laurel and...

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Fostering Florence

Fostering Florence

The stars of SOUVENIR, Brent Schindele and Constance Hauman, shared the secrets to their connections with their characters Cosme McMoon and Florence Foster Jenkins. Read what they had to say on Backstage.com!

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Midsize LA Theatres

At 130 seats, the Falcon hovers in the mid-size range of LA Theatre – and just like the small black box store fronts or 500 seat auditoriums, we need your support!  Check out Don Shirley’s blog on the subject at LA Stage Blog!

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