(Vine and Santa Monica. Go to "The Three Clubs" for a drink across the street before the show. Get a taco also at the truck.).
One of the best plays I've seen in Los Angeles. I wish I could articulate why it's important and why it's a good play, but I think I'm still digesting it, and know I'm probably not as intelligent or articulate as the playwright.
The acting was wonderful. You can tell a play in LA is going to be good when the actors come on stage and they aren't exuding, "PLEASE CAST ME IN A PILOT" energy. These three actors have or could be having good film/tv careers. They weren't overdoing the presentational style of the show. I generally hate that "now we take you to Cleveland, Ohio!" type of play, but this one worked because the actors were invested and didn't make it bigger than it needed to be. Malcolm Barrett was AMAZING. And yes, he is familiar because you've seen him in everything.
Malcolm:
Go see it. http://iamatheatre.com/recommendationiama/