It’s an eclectic crowd inside Rockwell LA— Mohawks, bangs, abundant cleavage, leopard prints, and velvet robes— Clueless fans come in all shapes and sizes and tonight they have gathered to watch Late Pazakis’ The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Clueless. For anyone unfamiliar with the 1995 blockbuster, Clueless tells the story of Cher Horowitz, a well-intentioned but superficial girl — who is attractive, popular and extremely wealthy. A few months shy of her sixteenth birthday, Cher and her best friend, Dionne rule the high school social scene. These girls have it all and breeze through life oblivious to the big picture problems of the world. When new girl, Tai, arrives at the school, Cher and Dionne take it upon themselves to makeover their new friend, transforming her from bland to full-blown “Betty.” Along the way, Cher plays matchmaker, using her charm and smarts to help her friends and teachers find love — and to improve not only her grades, but also the world around her. With the film’s enormous cult following, it’s no surprise there is such a large draw to the unauthorized musical parody, especially when original Clueless film cast members Nicole Bilderback (“Summer”) and Julie Brown (“Ms. Stoeger”) are in the audience.

Actor Garrett Clayton talks to KCAL9 about “The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Clueless” playing at the Rockwell Table & Stage.

Watch video: Here

The following review is based on the May 11th performance.

Unlike some tentpole film franchises, there are no depreciating returns with Rockwell Table & Stage’s UMPO series, which remains just as gut-bustingly funny with its 12th installment, “The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Clueless, which is scheduled to run through September 1st in Los Feliz.

The fabulous farce, based on Amy Heckerling’s 1995 high school classic starring Alicia Silverstone, Paul Rudd, Stacey Dash, the late Brittany Murphy, Donald Faison, Breckin Meyer, and others, is once again the brainchild of Artistic Director, Executive Producer, creator, and writer Kate Pazakis. Rockwell’s resident genius has been on an unprecedented roll for the past few years, highlighted by her talent to reimagine pop-culture phenomena by incorporating not only an appropriately modern bent, but extra helpings of humor, to go along with dynamic dancing, and the singing of hits spanning the last four decades.

Read more: Here