"There are more things in hell, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." This gleeful distortion of Hamlet's admonition could fairly be posted over the entrance to Zombie Joe's Underground itself as a tidy summary of the company's functional ethos. And it also well encapsulates playwright Richard Nathan's riotous new parody of the ubiquitous tragedy, now titled "Hamlet, Prince of Darkness," which ZJU is presenting at 11 p.m. every Friday night through the end of June.
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'Hamlet, Prince of Darkness' Haunts North Hollywood
Blood, Guts, and Battle Scenes in Shakespeare's Macbeth
Amanda Marquardt's minimalist adaptation of Macbeth is a fast-paced, late-night adrenaline-raising rush of gore, seductiveness, and quirky, dark-humored fun. The show is energetic, engaging, and perfectly contextualized within the underbelly of the Los Angeles theatre scene at Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group.
Pencil This In: LA Art Show and 'Urban Death'
Still haven’t made up your mind about what to do tonight? Here are a few of LAist’s suggestions:
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