The Almighty Creator, -- His Majesty, aka Izzy – looks down on Earth, His creation, with despair and severe disappointment. Seeing the mayhem, hatred and war that mankind has devolved into, His initial reaction is to destroy Earth and start over. 

But not so fast.... His Holy Consort, Lady Gina – equal to Him in every aspect of power and dimension – demands that He abandon His plan. He finally relents on the condition that three good people can be found on Earth.  Chosen for this mission is the recently deceased Mexican gardener, Marcos. But Marcos, seeing his loved ones again, loses his will, and Izzy’s loyal assistant, Sameer, the deceased Indian soul from Mumbai, is sent back to Earth to find Marcos. Amidst this confusion, the 18thCentury Scottish soul, Diana, confronts Lady Gina with the profound questions of life and death. How the world is saved, through humor and pathos, is at the heart of “Heaven on the Loose,” by award-winning writer and director, Ken Luber.

Heaven on the Loose

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The new play by Ken luber.

Ticket includes one general admission ticket - $16 each. Get two tickets for a special price of $30. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.

Doors open at 7:00p. Show starts promptly @ 7:30p. General admission - get your set early. No children under 12 years old please.

You may include a pre-show dinner at Cafe Aroma for a special price of only $23 per person (tax & gratuity included!). Check out the CAFE AROMA SPECIAL DINNER MENU HERE.

The add-on dinner(s) needs to be added to your cart separately from the tickets. The add-on dinner does not include a ticket. Your dinner reservation should be no later than 5:30p the day of show (see menu page for details). After ordering your tickets and dinner, call Cafe Aroma @ (951) 659-5212 to make your reservation (mention that you've purchased the Heaven on the Loose dinner package).

What people are saying about Heaven on the Loose...

“Ken's play shall enrapture your soul and provide great joy to your intellect.”
Doug Austin, Actor, Author

“Heaven on the Loose, a feast of canny wisdom with the emotion of poetry and a little humor on the side, shows Luber at the top of his form. It leaves you feeling comfortable talking with your creator and knowing the existence of enduring love. 
Lissa Evans, Poet/Photographer

Heaven On the Loose, a new play by Ken Luber, is glass of champagne, at first sip, light and bubbly on the tongue. It’s witty and funny … perfectly timed for our current political culture, divided and uncertain.
LaDonna Harrison, editor, author

“A suddenly woke (and deeply disappointed) God wants to scrap it all and start anew. But standing in His way are Marcos, a new arrival in Heaven, and Lady Gina, God's sensible counterpart. Can a Mexican immigrant and a wise-cracking woman save the universe? … funny and provocative. Can't wait to see it performed!”
Eduardo Santiago, award-winning author of Tomorrow They Will Kiss.

“I had the honor of previewing this amazing, funny, touching, interestingly twisted story. I can hardly wait to experience it ‘in the flesh.’”
Mary Morse - Director, Spirit Mountain Retreat

Esperanza

A Musical of Hope

In a rundown sports bar, about to be foreclosed at midnight, three fallen stars find themselves waiting for a phone call that will change their lives.  Each is coming fast on forty and can only look back on lost glory, lost fortunes and wasted years.  Pearl, the Latina barmaid, once a teenage tennis phenom, is expecting a call from the publisher of a Chilean sports magazine.  Stick, whose major league baseball career was cut short by a wicked fastball, is waiting on a call from his ex-agent. And Street, the great NFL running back, whose game abruptly ended with a shattered knee, is hoping his high school sweetheart will forgive his years of betrayal.  As they anxiously wait for the phone to ring, each athlete faces their own follies and mistakes.  “I Played the Game” is the anthem of their fall from grace. But fate has a way of making amends, even defying the mob-connected lawyer who owns the joint.  Through a series of whimsical events, often comic and bundled in surprising twists, hope casts its light across the bar, and love trumps despair minutes before the midnight hour.