09/11/2026
The final interview before the premiere arrives with Noah Blake pulling back the curtain on why 1958 is the beating heart of A Killer Night in Studio City. It wasn’t chosen by accident — it was chosen because it was a pressure point in American history, a moment when the glossy illusion of mid‑century perfection was starting to fracture.
People were still living the dream…
but the cracks were showing.
The Beatniks had arrived.
The Civil Rights movement was heating up.
Culture was shifting under everyone’s feet.
Noah describes 1958 as one of the most pivotal, least‑discussed turning points in our history — the last shimmering breath of the grand American aesthetic that stretched from the 20s through the 50s. The clothes, the cars, the music, the way people spoke, moved, carried themselves… all of it was about to change forever.
And that’s exactly why this show lives there.
In Interview 22, Noah talks about how much fun it is to bend reality, wink at the audience, nod to the era, and invite people into a world that feels both nostalgic and mischievously alive. He wants you to come down, eat some pasta, have a drink, listen to music, meet the cast, and step directly into 1958 Hollywood — a world that’s glamorous, mysterious, and irresistibly immersive.
He celebrates the cast.
He praises the technical team.
He laughs about the interactive moments.
And he extends the invitation with total joy:
“If you’re looking for a good night out… come on down. Join us.”
This is the final interview.
The next time you see Noah Blake…
it will be opening night.
September 15th.
The premiere.
The moment everything becomes real.
🎭 A Killer Night in Studio City — immersive murder mystery + dinner, 1958 Hollywood.
Written & produced by Kevin Allen Jackson & Kristine Dickson
Directed by and starring Noah Blake
Featuring Brittany Pirozzoli , Sarah Wolter ,
Brianna Kellum , Anthony Carro ,
and Scott Striegel
Presented by DETNY Theatrical Productions
Premiere: Sept 15
Runs through: Oct 31
🎟️ Tickets: akillernightlive.com/studiocity