Entertainment · Books & Arts · 20 hrs ago
One-person immersive play ‘The Pineapple’ completes 76-show Los Angeles run
Candle House staged “The Pineapple,” an immersive theater show in North Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Each of its 76 performances had just one audience member, making 76 people the entire audience for the run.
The show included supernatural elements, audience participation and a secret location revealed shortly before each performance.
Tickets cost $247, and nearly all performances sold out largely through word of mouth.
The run took place from September 15 to October 5 and has now ended.
The production drew substantial local press late in its run, and its success is expected to give Candle House’s next Los Angeles show a higher profile.
The company has no immediate plans to bring “The Pineapple” back.
Candle House’s immersive play “The Pineapple” completed a 76-performance run in North Hollywood.
Each performance had one audience member, for 76 audience members in total.
The production ran from Sept. 15 to Oct. 5, according to Variety.
Nearly all performances sold out through word of mouth, with tickets priced at $247.
The play involved audience participation and possible supernatural elements, and its location was revealed shortly before each performance.
- Who
- Candle House produced the play.
- What
- The Pineapple” completed a 76-show immersive theater run, with one audience member at each performance.
- When
- Sept. 15 to Oct. 5; the source does not state the year for the run.
- Where
- North Hollywood, Los Angeles.
- Why
- Not stated
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The production began its run, which continued through Oct. 5.
The Los Angeles Times published a review of the production.
The 76-performance run ended.
- Performances
- 76
- Audience members
- 76 in total, one per performance
- Ticket price
- $247
- Location
- North Hollywood, Los Angeles
- Run dates
- Sept. 15-Oct. 5
Sources
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