I mean, what more can we ask for?

DR3AMLOGiKK, the creative team behind my favorite show from Fringe this year, SNOW FRIDGE, returns with a pop-up workshop production introducing a futuristic saga created by writer Elisabeth Stranathan. The play, produced by Karlie Blair and Keight Leighn, is an 30-minute immersive show that is both a stand-alone story and a precursor to next year’s larger series exploring this universe.

Picture a dystopian America, succumbed to the corruption of a male-dominated society, with extreme injustice against women. Broken Clocks tells the tale of three women, vigilantes of sorts, who have decided to take matters into their own hands, because what’s occurring – it’s just not cool.

So what happens when these women have had enough? How do they heal when they’ve been so broken? To what extent are they willing to go to once again obtain their freedom? What happens when the darkness is more intriguing than the light? When an idea catches fire and revenge is more appealing than resolution? Find out on 11/11.

The show is for one night only, on November 11, at Thymele Arts on Santa Monica Blvd. Showtimes are 9:15pm (sold out), 10:15pm, and 11:15pm.

Tickets are $44, and you can purchase them at: brokenclocks.eventbrite.com