The play tells this guy’s story about his addiction to drugs and alcohol.  Sounds depressing right?  Totally wasn’t.  There was even some scenes that had some comedy, and even a love scene that made you cry.   I kept thinking throughout the play, amazed at the talent of all the cast.  They all could be huge movie stars or tv stars based on their amazing character portrayals.  Rob played 3 different characters who were all alcoholics.  He played a redneck father, introverted carpet cleaner guy at his first AA meeting, and the main character’s best friend/enabler “Roman.”   He rocked each one of them and totally had me convinced.  I saw him after the show and to my surprise he was sober lol.  He’s just that good of an actor.  The main character played by Clif Morts was amazing too. During his monologue a cell phone was going off for a straight minute and he didn’t flinch one bit.  He was so focused and in to his part.  It was a truly amazing cast and if you’re looking for something different to do, check out the play!

Its only the third week in running and they already have a review in the LA Times. Here is another review as well.

You can get discounted tickets on GoldStar.com.

Cheers to Praying Small!

Aptera Update
Aptera is nearing the end of their Knockout Qualifier. They have been doing a series of road tests to calculate everything from their emissions, MPGe, braking, acceleration, battery life etc.  There is a live stream during the day that shows all the cars on the track.  The details of the Competition Events are here.  Aptera is in the Alternative (Side-by-Side) class, where winner takes home $2.5 mil!  Aptera is looking great out there.

Here are some videos from their competition events for breaking and skid-pad:

XPRIZE Braking Event – 06.28.2010

XPRIZE Skid Pad Event – 06.28.2010

Best of luck to Aptera!