Week of July 26, 2010

Week of July 26, 2010

Opening/Closing by LA Stage Alliance  |  July 27, 2010

Closing:

She’s History! The Most Dangerous Women in America, Then and Now
7/29/10, It Ain’t No Fairy Tale Productions, West Side
A poignant & comic play about women who made history, through the eyes of a modern single mother.

Black Coffee
7/31/10, Theatre 40, West Side
Black Coffee, Agatha Christie’s first staged mystery and the only one to feature Hercule Poirot.

Brooklyn U.S.A.
7/31/10, Write Act Repertory Company, Hollywood
Based on true events of Murder, INC. in New York City during the 1930’s - 1940’s.

Cinderella
8/1/10, Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, Thousand Oaks

Opening:

IN & OUT: The US of Alienation
7/27/10, Whitefire Theatre, Sherman Oaks
This dramedy about the sad state of social discourse features 13 actors playing 24 characters.

Kiss Me Kate
7/28/10, Inland Valley Repertory Theatre, Claremont
Ali England Sam and Dirk Rogers lead a cast of 30 accompanied by 8 musicians.

Elevator
7/29/10, Eleven Eleven Productions, Los Angeles
When seven strangers get stuck in an elevator, sooner or later the truth will come out.

A Walk in the Woods
7/30/10, The Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre, North Hollywood
Two men taking a stroll with the fate of the world in their hands.

Five Uneasy Pieces
7/30/10, Santa Monica Playhouse, Santa Monica
An evening of engaging and original monologues written and performed by Todd Waring.

Rapunzel: Beginnings and Beyond
7/30/10, Miss Ali Productions, Venice
A new twist on an old tale, with singing vegetables, a mischievous rat, and our hero and heroine.

Shake
7/30/10, Theatre of NOTE, Los Angeles
Shake examines the hopes, infidelities, losses, and loves of flawed individuals, post-911.

String of Pearls
7/31/10, The Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre, North Hollywood
A play about all the women we know.  4 actresses-27 roles.

Be sure to visit LAStageAlliance.com for more information of shows and half-price tickets.

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