October 24, 2017  

Great review by Bridget Campos of UMPO of “Hocus Pocus” at Rockwell Table & Stage

| October 24, 2017

With Halloween being right around the corner. People are highly anticipating to watch spooky and frightful tales whether they are from their favorite movies like ‘Saw’, ‘Halloween’, ‘Night of the Living Dead’, and ‘Friday the 13th’ — among other horror films.

Yet others prefer more lighthearted stories about ghosts, witches, vampires and/or monsters. In a tribute to one of the most popular cult-classic films, Rockwell Table & Stage presents a musical parody of Disney’s 1993 movie Hocus Pocus that starred Bette Midler as Winifred Sanderson, Sarah Jessica Parker as Sarah Sanderson, and Kathy Najimy as Mary Sanderson.

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October 19, 2017  

Great posting by ON STAGE & SCREEN about “Hocus Pocus” at Rockwell LA and an Interview with Marissa Jaret Winokur

October 19, 2017

Just in time for Halloween, The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Hocus Pocus is back at Rockwell Table & Stage. Part of producer Kate Pazakis’s hit Unauthorized Musical Parody Of (UMPO) series, Hocus Pocus is back this year after a successful run in 2016. Written by Pazakis and John Flynn and directed by Peter Allen Vogt, the 1993 cult favorite Disney film is brought to life by a talented cast with tons of laughs and memorable pop hits. Performed throughout the unique space at Rockwell Table & Stage as the audience enjoys food and cocktails, creating a lighthearted mix of dinner theater and cabaret, the UMPO musicals are a guaranteed good time for seasoned and casual theater fans alike.

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October 9, 2017  

Great review of “Hocus Pocus” at Rockwell LA on Stage Scene

| October 9, 2017

The Salem-witchy women known far and wide as the Sanderson Sisters are alive and well and working their black magic in Los Feliz as Rockwell Table & Stage reprises its absolutely spooktastic Unauthorized Musical Parody Of Hocus Pocus for Halloween season 2017.

Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy may have flopped at the box office when Disney debuted the original flick back in 1993, but the Kenny Ortega-directed comedy has since gone on to cult hit status, making it ripe for the kind of voodoo spoofery co-writers John Flynn and Kate Pazakis do so well.

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