		m.i. blue's Twilite Zone
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CLICK HERE FOR RECENT REVIEWS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER CLICK ON PLAY FOR AUDIENCE REVIEWS FOR THAT PLAY Abducted Action! Asian for Dummies Ball and Daisy Chain Can You See Me? Certain Things... Chinese Clown Cabaret Cincinatti Come Fly With Me Nude Comedy on the Square divagation Faker Flame and the Stone Flower Murderer Framework Future Folkloric Hollywoodland Home/Darkness Hooray for Speech... It's Stupid to Steal... Late Night With God Long-Form Improv &... m.i. blue's TWILITE... Magic @ the Fringe Moliere Than Thou nEO-sURREALISTS Present Other American Stories Oui Be Negroes PAIN Quarter Into It Rabbit Causes Dog Rap Canterbury Tales Reframing the Hourglass Short and Sweet... some life Subhuman-True Tales... This Love Train... Thrilling Adventures... Tonight: The Harsh … Under the Counter... Viva Karaoke!... Viva Vivi Wrestling an Alligator Young War Zeppelin Beach Improv		Play: Twilite Zone Reviewer: NovySan Reviewer Email: Rating: 4 Stars Picture if you will a perfect updating of a classic tale, made relevant for a modern audience. The "Time Enough at Last" episode is often parodied, but Blue's version retains the pathos for Beamish and adds an urgency to the tale of all the characters faced not with nuclear annihilation as in the original, but with a far more insidious fate, Wal-Mart and Post-Consumerism greed. The passionate, and sometimes graphic portrayal of a man deathly in search of even a moment of passion is enhanced by the theatre and its environs. Be brave. Set out from the safety of the Exit theatre complex, wade through the crowd at the El Rio, and once you have found the theatre, like our little friend Beamish, you will have entered The Twilite Zone. Play: Twilite Zone Reviewer: mikl-em Reviewer Email: wubba@evenings.org Rating: 5 Stars All reviews are lies. This is a particular one. I first met m.i. blue's Twilite Zone earlier this year in a less dark than usual corner of the Mission. I liked it so much I said, "I want to produce this in the Fringe Fest". And then I shaved my head with a Wilkinson Blade Razor. The point is, I was once like you, unsure of what this mutation of classic 50's weird-out television held for me. I was picked on. I was intolerant of my own lactose. I'm here to say it can be better. It will be. If you see this show and follow the subliminal instructions and post-hypnotic suggestions built into it, carefully.