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All of that equals another Last Call trait, that is, to expect a sense of humor.

Yet what truly sets Last Call apart is its desire to experiment with show themes and topics in the immersive space.

“Love Game” is Last Call’s eighth show in about three years, a relatively brisk production pace that has helped establish the young troupe as serious players on the L.A. immersive theater scene.