Dumpster Fire

A staged reading of a movie by John D. Beck, Joey Bragg, & Ron Hart about a child actor intentionally turning himself into a dumpster fire.
About this Event

Dumpster Fire
(Staged Reading)
Friday, August 14th, 2026
Doors 6:40PM // Show 7PM
$20 Pre-sale // $25 Day of
This performance will include an intermission.
**Lineup subject to change**
Late Arrivals will be turned away 20 minutes after scheduled event start.
No Refunds or Exchanges. Tickets are Not Eligible for Resale and Resold Tickets Will Not Be Valid for Entry.
For the protection of our audiences we reserve the right to refuse service.

John D. Beck & Ron Hart met Joey Bragg when they cast him in the Disney Channel show they created, "Liv And Maddie." After his era of being a Disney Prince, Joey continued to work as an actor ("Call Your Mother", "Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later") but he focused on his stand up career. Onstage, Joey speaks openly about the struggles of being a young adult who went to school in a trailer on a movie lot. Beck & Hart thought there was a great story to be told about the often difficult transition from child star to regular adult. "Dumpster Fire" is a speculative screenplay about that story. They will be doing a multi-media staged reading of the bawdy, edgy script with a troupe of hysterical actors. It is a wild and fun night of comedy.

Starring:

Joey Bragg - Liv and Maddie

Jodie Sweetin - Full House, Fuller House

Jessica Marie Garcia - On My Block

Kensington Tallman - Inside Out 2

Tiffany Daniels - Sherman's Showcase

Tommy Hobson - Fresh Beat Band

Shak Ghacha - Better Things

Brittany Ross - The Middle

John D. Beck - Liv and Maddie

Ron Hart - The Hammock

*cast subject to change

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FREE street parking on Lyric Ave and Griffith Park Blvd

At this time there are no additional safety regulations required of audiences - masking, etc. But if you do feel unwell please stay home. We continue to update our policies at times when health conditions change.