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Who Acted the ‘Craziest’ at the Sunset Marquis? Q&A with ‘If These Walls Could Rock’ Directors

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By Ed Rampell
| Rock Cellar Magazine Verified
By Ed Rampell | August 14, 2026 | 0 Reply Like the 1970 film Woodstock, Tyler Meason and Craig A. Williams’ If These Walls Could Rock is a star-studded rock doc that focuses not on an individual musician but on a sense of place. However, unlike Yasgur’s farm in Upstate New York, the Sunset Marquis is a hotel located just south of fabled Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, California.
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‘Matt and Ben’ theater review: Ancient Greek and the absurd collide for clever comedy

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By Ed Rampell
| People's World
Spring Ferrara (in baseball cap), Genevieve Lerner in "Matt & Ben"| Photo credit Max Downs Much is being made now of Matt Damon’s starring as the Greek character Odysseus in the Homeric epic The Odyssey, but in the comedy Matt & Ben, a plot device derived from ancient Greek theater, the deus ex machina, plays a pivotal role as it did in tragedies by Aeschylus and Eumenides.
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‘The People of Pompeii’ theater review: A relevant, hard-hitting tragicomedy

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By Ed Rampell
| People's World
Bernardo Cubría and Willow Geer| Photo by Ian Flanders Multi-talented playwright Bernardo Cubria’s topical The People of Pompeii is among the best original plays I’ve seen in quite a while. The action takes place in 2025, after the Palisades Fire almost wiped out Topanga Canyon, just as Mount Vesuvius did to the eponymous ancient Roman city of Pompeii when that volcano blew its top in 79 AD.
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