Unbound Productions

Wicked friends - with everything going on and the economic havoc that the world is facing, we're going to share information about causes and people who could re...ally use some support. Unbound has been dark for the past few months so our organization is essentially right where we were at the end of last year - but many artists, arts organizations, and small business that we rely upon (and who have supported us for years, some over a decade) are really hurting right now. We want to use our platform to amplify these needs; all of these folks are truly part of the Unbound family. Today we want to highlight Diablo Sound, a Pasadena-based small business that provides sound and control services to escape rooms, live theater, and other live events - all of which are closed right now and probably for reopen for many months. The company has supported us with expertise, heavily discounted equipment rentals, and unending support for our shows, helping us grow into the technological marvels that you've come to enjoy. Drew Dalzell is on the Board of Directors of Unbound and is our new Creative Director, is one of the finest business leaders I've ever had the pleasure of working with - his integrity and dedication to his staff is unparalleled. Diablo's GoFundMe is solely about supporting his employees with health insurance during this time of uncertainty. Thank you for considering a donation to this incredible company.

From Stage Raw: "Mystery Lit has all of the elements of great theatre...The technical and design elements were impressive. I was drawn in immediately as the fir...st scene reveals not one but three Sherlocks or more specifically, Holmes, Sherlock, and the Consulting Detective on the deck of the train station. The train whistle sounds and steam rises as the train leaves the station, creating a beautiful metaphor and excellent ambience throughout the evening (stellar work by sound designer Drew Dalzell). Costume designer Christine Cover Ferro nails the time period, and her attention to detail is impeccable... A particular standout was Joe Camareno as the warm and trustworthy Watson, whom the audience depends on to gauge the tone of the play. Paul Romero’s Sherlock is suave and understated. Kevin Dulude, Aaron McGee, John Leslie and Robert Paterno add a light, silly quality to the evening as a merry band of idiots: policemen by day, actors by night." See more

Unbound Productions presents free staged readings of new plays, adapted from the work of Charles Dickens! Join us at Pasadena Public Library (Central Library Location at Walnut/Marengo): "A Christmas Carol" on 12/15 and three one acts called "Charles Dickens' Christmas Tree" on 12/22. Both performances are at 7pm, RSVPs are highly encouraged.

The final performance of Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Two Pictures in One" is tonight at 6pm, Sexson Auditorium at Pasadena City College. The enhanced staged reading is free to attend! RSVP at the link below.

#HistoryLit's "Two Pictures in One" returns as an enhanced staged reading - tomorrow and Thursday night at 6pm, Pasadena City College. Admission is free! 2,400 students will be there, you can be too.

Join us Wednesday and Thursday night at Pasadena City College for a remount of this summer's powerful production of "Two Pictures In One!" The same cast will perform the play as an enhanced staged reading at 6pm both days. Admission is free!