A look at the collaborative process between Matthew Paul Olmos and composer April Dawn Guthrie on his play, The Un'Admiring.
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he died on a Sunday afternoon, in a motel, on the way to
"he died on a Sunday, in a motel, on the way to" is an expressionist portrait of the live performance of a play without words.
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You Are the Friend I Have Now
The coda from Do Not Do This Ever Again, a play from 2007 written in the form of a garden; this just one of its plants.
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Horny Orderly
A man deals with his mother's chemotherapy treatments by cruising an orderly at a cancer hospital.
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Apokalupsis
The end of the world, a burbling city, and one queer is spending the apocalypse on the couch.
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What's on Your Mind
A garden of thoughts planted during quarantine, in various stages of bloom.
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Sounds from the high and low of the Los Angeles eastside...
The authors, playwright Matthew Paul Olmos and composer April Dawn Guthrie, venture into both affluent and less affluent markets in the eastside of Los Angeles.
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