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Night of Noir

Forest Lawn Memorial Park - Hall of the Crucifixion-Resurrection - Glendale
Glendale, CA

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Night of Noir

Captured Aural Phantasy Theater presents the NIGHT OF NOIR show at the historic and grand Hall of Crucifixion-Resurrection at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale for 1 night only Saturday, November 16!

NIGHT OF NOIR points a spotlight on our City of Angels in one of its most unique venues, a one-of-a-kind space rarely open in the evenings. And its free. In our live retro variety show, Captured Aural Phantasy Theater blows a kiss to our hometown, Los Angeles, by blending hard-boiled culture and the absurd in an evening of performances inspired by noir movies, pulp fiction and the fierce crime comic books of the 40's.

What: NIGHT OF NOIR

Where: Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale
Hall of the Crucifixion-Resurrection
1712 S Glendale Ave,
Glendale, CA 91205

Plenty of free parking. Follow the signs up the hill to the Museum and Hall of the Crucifixion-Resurrection. Approx. 5 min. drive from the entrance ot the venue.

When: Saturday, November 16
Show starts at 6:30pm.

Tickets: FREE, but tickets are limited. You must register for a ticket.

Witness tales from the pages of vintage crime comic books exposed! uncensored and LIVE! The show features our unique multi-media, old radio show-style performances of vintage comics plus projected art, live sound effects, live cabaret music, and other thrilling acts.

These vintage tales are brought to life for the 21st Century in an LA area landmark, Forest Lawn Glendales Hall of Crucifixion-Resurrection, a building constructed in 1951 for the express purpose of displaying the largest painting on the West Coast! measuring 195 ft by 45 ft. NIGHT OF NOIR is a rare opportunity to experience this building at night. The evening is free, but you must register for a ticket.

While LA was being immortalized in harsh blacks and whites 70 years ago, crime comics were the dominant genre. Like noir movies, comics were filled with sordid tales of love gone wrong, hearts broken and unhappily ever afters. These arent heart-warming tales these are the bloody comic book crime stories that were burned in the 40s and banned in the 50s for being too hard-boiled, too violent and too much!

Plus, we have recently been given permission to premier a comic story by legendary 1950s comic book publisher EC for this show! They were the gold standard of comics in the Golden Age. Dont miss it!