The Pinole Community Players, established in 1986 by Gary and Nancy Gill and David and Patti Clark, offers a vibrant local theater experience. Their recent production of *City of Angels* highlights the complexity of adapting a novel into film amidst a noir backdrop. Directed by G.A. Klein, this show features a talented cast navigating numerous scene changes and employing a captivating set design. While there are fluctuations in cast performance, standout leads like Shauna Shoptaw and John Susan Holst deliver compelling performances, further enhanced by meticulous costumes and strong musical direction from Brian Sennello.
The Pinole Community Players, founded in 1986 by local couples, has thrived with a passionate volunteer base and a focus on intimate, high-quality performances.
In City of Angels, writer Stine’s struggles blend with fictional characters in a captivating musical that showcases both talent and intricate storytelling.
Costumes and wigs play a significant role in the production, showcasing the talents of Flo Buchanan and Desiree Capote who brought the characters to life.
The musical features a large cast and requires quick scene transitions, impressively managed by the production team and the performers despite some unevenness.
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