Take a moment to see which stand-out productions are closing this week that you don’t want to miss! At the same time, get a jump on ordering your tickets for exciting new shows that are about to open!
Closing:
Baal
2/20/10, Sacred Fools Theatre Company, Hollywood
A fierce, multi-media production of Brecht’s first play which follows the debaucheries and creative exploits of a lost poet.
How I Learned to Drive
2/20/10, The Production Company, San Fernando Valley
Paula Vogel’s Pultizer Prize-winning Masterpiece!
La Charanga Cubana
2/20/10, Grand Vision Foundation, Beaches
Latin Grammy nominated Charanga ensemble plays energetic, danceable cuban rhythms.
Opening:
The Coffee Club
2/15/10, Write Act Repertory, Hollywood
World premiere full-length one-act play that investigates the dynamics at group therapy.
The Puppetry of the Penis
2/17/10, Foster Entertainment, Outside Los Angeles
Don’t miss the show the Toronto Star calls “wildly, unbelievably, exhilaratingly funny!”
Slaughter City
2/18/10, Son of Semele Ensemble, Hollywood
Slaughter City explores the struggle to remain human in a mechanized, profit-driven culture.
The Unexpected Man
2/19/10, Bright Eyes Productions, Hollywood
The Unexpected Man followed Reza’s Tony Award-winning play “Art.”
Wit
2/19/10, Actors Co-op/Crossley Theatre, Hollywood
A woman confronting her own mortality embarks on a bold journey to save her life.
Forgiveness
2/19/10, Black Dahlia Theatre, West Side
Meeting your in-laws is one thing, but forgiving them is another…
The Danger of Being Known
2/19/10, Theatre 150, Outside Los Angeles
5 women and a man named Paula are about to pay the price for speaking out.
ARTEL’s Kharmful Charms of Daniil Kharms
2/19/10, art/works performance space, Hollywood
A theatrical Incident with Curious Music, Unfamiliar Singing and Improbable Dancing.
La Charanga Cubana
2/20/10, Grand Vision Foundation, Beaches
Latin Grammy nominated Charanga ensemble plays energetic, danceable cuban rhythms.
