May 5-29th, Sci-Fest LA returns to the ACME Theatre Hollywood! Learn more about Sci-Fest LA, this year's line-up of short sci-fi plays, and get your tickets below. Guaranteed to be mind-bending, occasionally hilarious and sometimes just plain scary!
SCI-FEST LA 2016 Lineup
Special Offer
Harvardwood members receive a special discount for the May 20th showing. Once you have purchased your GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS from the Sci-Fest LA website (link below), email [email protected] with the subject line "SCI-FEST LA Special" and you will receive PRIORITY ADMISSION and one of this year's Sci-Fest LA 2016 posters free of charge. Priority admission means you can enter the theatre first to select your desired seats.
About Sci-Fest LA
Co-founded by veteran Los Angeles theatre producers, Michael Blaha and Lee Costello and actor, David Dean Bottrell, SCI-FEST LA: The Los Angeles Science Fiction One-Act Play Festival debuted to a sold-out house at the famous ACME Theatre in Los Angeles on May 6, 2014 and has since become a critically acclaimed and highly anticipated annual event.
This first-of-its-kind festival offers audiences two rotating evenings of new, professionally produced, visually compelling, 15-minute sci-fi plays - all performed live on stage. Since its inception, the festival has produced scripts by many up-and-coming sci-fi writers as well as world premiere stage adaptations based on the work of literary legends like Neil Gaiman (“The Case of Four and Twenty Blackbirds”), Ursula Le Guin (“The Wife’s Story”) Clive Barker (“The Departed”) and Ray Bradbury (“Kaleidoscope”). In addition, the festival sponsors two short story writing contests: The Tomorrow Prize (for local high school students) and The Roswell Award (for adult writers of science fiction).
All of the one-act plays produced by the festival are directed and designed by an “A-Team” of Los Angeles-based theatre professionals and feature many well-known actors from iconic sci-fi franchises such as “Star Trek,” “The X-Files,” “The Walking Dead,” “Supernatural,” “Lost,” “Grimm,” “Heroes,” “Fringe,” “The Hunger Games,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “True Blood.”