The Dominguez Hills Theatre Department has felt the effects and has adapted by creating livestream theater. The current pandemic has, in many ways, turned the theatre world on its head. It is her hope that “every individual finds their way and not only accepts, but celebrates who they are.” The CSUDH students are honored to work on this vital, timely, and revelatory production. McIntosh feels that “Savage in Limbo” is appropriate for the times, as the play magnifies the need for human connection, communal comfort, and empathy. Who will succeed and break their self-defeating cycle, and who will remain trapped in limbo? Against the 1984 backdrop of a seedy Bronx bar, these characters bemoan their loneliness and desperately seek mutual connection in a world determined to ignore them. Written by Tony and Academy Award-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley, “Savage in Limbo” is an arresting and brilliantly inventive play that examines isolation, dashed dreams, and the varying states of limbo in which a group of lost parochial school friends find themselves. Directed by CSUDH Theatre and Dance Department faculty member Mary Beth McIntosh, the show will run November 10, 11, 12, and 13 at 7 p.m. To reserve a ticket visit Ĭontact: Call (310) 243-3589, or email The show features adult themes and language and is not advised for children under 12.Ĭalifornia State University, Dominguez Hills will perform a livestream and in-person production of “Savage in Limbo,” providing both audiences with a unique theatrical performance. Tickets: Livestream tickets are $15 per night. What: “Savage in Limbo,” by John Patrick Shanley
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