Señor Plummer's Final Fiesta - Theatre Review


By Charlotte Roi

Senor Plummer's Final Fiesta
Eugenio Plummer (Tyler Bremer), Eugenio Plummer (Mariux Ibarra), and Don Juan (Amir Levi) in Rogue Artists Ensemble's Señor Plummer's Final Fiesta in West Hollywood's Plummer Park.
Photo by Chelsea Sutton

Señor Plummer's Final Fiesta takes place in Plummer Park in West Hollywood and the audience not only experiences a number of stories from Eugene Plummer's past and the history of Los Angeles, but are also able to pick and choose which paths and characters they follow.

The adventures you encounter are not always friendly or logical, but always exist in the vibrant, mysterious shifting ground at the very heart of Eugene Plummer, the original resident of West Hollywood. I would say the adventure began for me from the minute I parked and started looking for the place, walking through dimly lit Plummer Park set the right atmosphere. I already started feeling like I was entering a different world, miles and decades ago from the vibrant and noisy WeHo.

Senor Plummer's Final Fiesta
The Land Shark (Tighe Skehan)
Photo by Chelsea Sutton

"This is once in a lifetime project where we get to tell the story about a real figure in our City's history, in the same place that he once lived so many years ago,'' says West Hollywood Mayor John J. Duran.

At times, I am amazed at how much talent and potential people in this city have, as Señor Plummer's Final Fiesta features both an outstanding concept and set design, and a gifted ensemble ( Richard Azurdia, Tyler Bremmer, Mariux Ibarra, Ricky Abilez, Kawika Aguilar, Megally Castellanos, McCristol Harris III, Amir Levi,,Carene Rose, Magally Castellanos, McCristol Harris III, Amir Levi, Carene Rose Mekertichyan, Robert O'Hare, Sarah Kay Peters, Marta Portillo, Sheila of the Jungle, Tighe Skehan, Cary Thompson, John Wuchte).

The creative team includes scenic designer Matthew Hill, costume designer Elena Flores, sound designer Steve Swift, lighting designer Wesley Chew, choreographer Blanca Soto, and puppet and mask designers Jack Pullman, Morgan Rebane, Mark Royston and Brian White.

Señor Plummer's Final Fiesta is presented by Rogue Artists Ensemble, and runs thru November 18 at Plummer Park, with performances on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 7:30 p.m.




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