Just in time for Pulp Fiction's fast-approaching 25th anniversary, For the Record's live Tarantino show returns with the vengeance of one thousand Beatrix Kiddos. This time Evan Rachel Wood—Westworld's robot queen bee—and Penny Dreadful's Reeve Carney lead an ensemble cast that shoots, slices, dices, dances and nazi-hunts through Tarantino's ouvre, with scenes and characters inspired by Reservoir Dogs, The Hateful Eight, Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained, Death Proof and more.
But it wouldn't be a For the Record production—or Tarantino homage—without the soundtrack, so Christopher Lash will be leading a live band through songs now synonymous with the director. (Can anyone think of anything but Reservoir Dogs when they hear “Stuck in the Middle With You”?)
The first six performances sold out within 24 hours, and two more shows were just added—so we hope you're a quicker draw than Django when it comes to snagging your tickets. Can't get into the show you're aiming for? Call 310-746-4000 or e-mail tickets@thewallis.org for the wait list.