| Rebekah Del Rio in Concert: Love Hurts Love Heals |
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| Tickets: $22. Sunday, May 6, 7 pm. |
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Stella Adler Theatre-Los Angeles presents...Rebekah Del Rio in Concert: Love Hurts Love Heals. |
| TST 2012 Reading Series - Ashes to Ashes |  |
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| Tickets: $5 donation requested. Tuesday, April 24. 8pm |
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| Cages |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission $25; Students with ID $20; Seniors 65+ $20. March 9-April 1. |
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| Brandee Built On Crazee |  |
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| Tickets: $15 every Thursday, $20 Friday & Saturday. March 1-24. |
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| TST 2012 Reading Series - Sister Cities | |
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| Tickets: $5 donation requested. Tuesday, March 27. |
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| TST's 5th Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival |  |
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| Tickets: $12. Group Rates Available. Buy Tickets at www.townestreet.org. February 3-19. |
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| The Lover |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$25, Students with ID/Seniors: $15, Stella students: $5. Ticket price includes wine reception prior to performance. January 6 - January 29. Two shows: 8pm and 10pm. |
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| The Santaland Diaries |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission $30, Students: $10 Rush Tickets. Available 15 minutes before curtain time. November 19 to December 18, 2011. |
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The Blank Theatre Presents THE SANTALAND DIARIES by David Sedaris Adapted for the stage by Joe Mantello Directed by Michael Matthews Starring Paolo Andino Hollywood's New Holiday Tradition!! “SANTALAND” is an outrageously funny one-man play (from NPR’s David Sedaris) about the author’s experiences as an unemployed writer taking a job as an elf at Macy’s. At first the job is simply humiliating, but once the thousands of visitors start pouring through Santa's workshop, he becomes battle weary and bitter, occasionally taking out his frustrations on the children and parents alike. For those who like a little spice with their Christmas sugar, this tale of mass marketing, stressed out sales clerks, drunk Santas, screaming kids and the general insanity of the holidays is hilarious, witty, sardonic and unpredictable; mercilessly cutting through the Christmas spirit to point out what crazy things we do as human beings during the holidays. "If you’d like a bracing dash of bitters at this sticky-sweet time of year, you might want to belly up and drink in the fun....If you’re in the mood to get goofy and giggle, don’t deprive yourself of this holiday treat." - F. Kathleen Foley, LA Times November 19 - December 18, 2011. |
| Fool of the World |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$5. Non-profit organizations representing underserved populations may
contact the theatre to request free tickets. Saturday, December 10 at 1pm. |
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The Stella Adler - Los Angeles Theatre presents... Fool of the World a Russian fairytale for children Saturday, December 10, 2011, at 1:00pm. Tickets: $5. Non-profit organizations representing underserved populations may contact the theatre to request free tickets. Patrons are encouraged to RSVP tickets by calling the theatre at (323) 465-4446, however, tickets will be available day of show. The show's duration is 40 minutes followed by a talkback hosted by the show cast. |
| All My Sons |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$10, Students/Seniors: $5. November 18, 19, 20, 30 and
December 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11. |
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Stella Adler Academy of Acting-Los Angeles presents… ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller Directed by Tim McNeil Assistant Director Meghan Cox with Paraskevi Bakis Katie Booth Carlo Figlio Elin Hugoson Lisa Jai Adrian Jam Chervine Namani Chris Petrovski Javin Reid Geoff Schoenberg Limited Engagement! November 18, 19, 20, 30 December 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 Sundays @ 7pm, All Other Shows @ 8pm General Admission $10 Students/Seniors $5 Advance tickets: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/209436 Produced by Rochelle Rossman Set Design: Alain Villeneuve Light Design: Paige Selene Luke Graphic Design: K. Naamani |
| Miss Julie |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$20, Students/Seniors: $10, Stella Students/Alum: $5. October 21 to December
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| Last Summer At Bluefish Cove |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$15 thru Oct. 10; $20 beginning Oct. 11. Show runs Oct. 21-30. |
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| Cranes |  |
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| Admission: Free. November
2. Reservations: 310-801-7531. |
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| In the Red |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$10; Students/Seniors $5. Free Beer (with 21+ ID)! September 16-October
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| Angels in America |  |
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| Tickets: General Admission
$10; Students/Seniors $5; Adler Students/Alum $3. July 29-August 14. |
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written by Tony Kushner Directed by Tim McNeil Assistant Director Meghan Cox Produced by Rochelle Rossman Cast: Tess Anderstedt Alex Chernyshev Debby Gerber Marko Kovacevic Julia Rey Michael Spady Kristian Van der Heyden Sarah Wullinger Elias Zayek Stage Manager Carlo Figlio Set Design by Alain Villeneuve Lighting Design by Paige Selene Luke Advanced Tickets: 800-838-3006 or www.brownpapertickets.com/event/189604 General Admission $10; Students/Seniors $5; Adler Students/Alum $3 Two week engagement! July 29-31, August 3-7, 10-14 All shows at 7pm |
| 19th Annual Nationwide Young Playwrights Festival |
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| Tickets: $17 adults, $12 students,
$56 Festival pass (one show each week). Call 323-661-9827. June 2 - 26,
2011 |
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| ImagoFest |  |
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| General Admission: $15. Information:
323-465-4446. May 13 through June 12 - Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Tickets: www.plays411.com/imagofest |
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| Celebration of the Life of James McLure |  |
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| Seating is Limited. RSVP at
your earliest convenience to: cdodsonbaker@aol.com |
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| Dead Pussy and The Boneyard |  |
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| General Admission: $12, Students:
$5 |
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by Tim
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| Fubar |  |
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| General Admission: $10, Students/Seniors:
$5, Adler Student/Alum: $3 |
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Fubar by Karl Gajdusek |
| Nightingale |  |
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| Adults: $10; Children & Students:
$5. Call 323-465-4446 for reservations. |
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| The Cradle Will Rock |  |
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| General Admission: $30. Buy
online at www.TheBlank.com or by phone 323-661-9827. |
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Corporations
and churches use their influence to shape laws to their favor, unemployment
hits new heights, and millions of Americans are losing their homes.
Sound like the New Millennium? In 1937, Mark Blitzstein’s musical
called these issues into question with his scathing satire of greed,
corruption and politics in the U.S. of A. So scandalous, in fact, was “The
Cradle” that the U.S. Government tried to shut it down. But Blitzstein’s
humor, music and agitprop parody ruled the day and the public got to
hear this terrific, fun, jazzy score. Snappy tunes, wonderful characters
and deep questions about our nation will take you on a rollercoaster
ride through the American patriotic psyche. |
| Closer |  |
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| Tickets are $15 or $5 for
students (with ID's) and seniors. Call 323-960-7785. |
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| Biographies In A Bag |  |
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| General Admission: $15. |
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| The Santaland Diaries |  |
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| General Admission: $30. Tickets:
www.TheBlank.com or 323-661-9827. |
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Nicholas Brendon in THE SANTALAND DIARIES By David Sedaris Directed by Michael Matthews THE SANTALAND DIARIES is an outrageously funny one-man play by NPR’s well-loved humorist David Sedaris, about Sedaris’ experiences as an unemployed writer taking a job as an elf at Macy’s. At first the job is simply humiliating, but once the thousands of visitors start pouring through Santa's workshop, he becomes battle weary and bitter, occasionally taking out his frustrations on the children and parents alike. For those who like a little spice with their Christmas sugar, this tale of mass marketing, stressed out sales clerks, drunk Santas, screaming kids and the general insanity of the holidays is hilarious, witty, sardonic and unpredictable; mercilessly cutting through the Christmas spirit to point out what crazy things we do as human beings during the holidays. Tickets available at www.TheBlank.com or by phone at 323-661-9827. November 19 - December 19, 2010 Thursday - Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm The Stella Adler Theatre |
| ImagoFest |  |
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| General Admission: $20. Students/Seniors:
$10. Information: 323-465-4446. Advance tickets: www.plays411.com/imagofest |
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| Hello |  |
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"What if you never met...the one who got away." A new play written and directed by Stefan Marks. Starring: Beth Patrik and Stefan Marks. Friday & Saturday nights at 8pm September 24 - October 30 |
| AdlerFest |  |
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| Tickets at the door - $2 for
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| Adlerfest is a festival of one act plays.
It is directed, produced and performed by Stella Adler students and Alumni. Friday, October 8- 8pm Saturday, October 9 - 8pm Sunday, October 10 - 2pm & 7pm Friday, October 15 - 8pm Saturday, October 16 - 8pm Sunday, October 17 - 2pm & 7pm Players Arleen Braithwaite Maelle Cador Chris Cedeno Susan Dunlap Carlo Figlio Elin Hugoson Marko Kovacevic Anja Lill Sandra Linz Julia Rey Ramin Sohrab Jonathan Tybel Kristian van der Hayden Sarah Wullinger Grant Yi Elias Zayek Directors June Barfield Eddy Salazar Morayo Ortija Raul Vasquez |
| Heart & Sole |  |
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| Tickets: $15. Stella Adler
Students: $5. Tickets
at www.onehourtheater.com. |
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| Waiting For Godot |  |
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| Tickets: $20 General Admission.
$10 Students & Seniors. Tickets
at the door or www.plays411.net/waitingforgodot. Call 323-465-4446 for
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| Tomfoolery Productions, in association
with Stella Adler-Los Angeles, presents Samuel Beckett's "Waiting
for Godot."
Directed by Timothy McNeil Players: Alain Villeneuve Andy Wagner Charles Pacello Deshik Vansadia V. Cardozo Produced by Rochelle Rossman Show runs September 3-26, October 1-2, 2010 Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm Sundays at 2pm & 7:30pm *No show at 2pm on Sunday, September 5. Visit www.plays411.com/waitingforgodot for tickets. |
| Let Freedom Ring Based on a True Story ... Almost |
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| Tickets: $25 General Admission.
Tickets
at the door or www.brownpapertickets.com. Call 800-838-3006 for
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Presented by Lange Productions In 1846, some black folks came up with a plan to protest slavery… Chaos, comedy, and collusion resound when a group of black men conspire to steal the Liberty Bell before it can be rung on George Washington’s birthday on February 22, 1846. This band of black folks meets in Philadelphia at the Golden Fleece Tavern to plot the confiscation of America’s icon of freedom. What makes them think they can do it? How in the world will they do it? Will the mystery of the Liberty Bell’s famous crack finally be solved? Let Freedom Ring is based on historical imagination and combines Lange’s signature comedy and drama as it reverberates issues of change and hope that still vibrate today. Produced by Mary Lange An ensemble cast includes: Preview is September 2nd. Opening Night is September 3rd and runs thru September 26th. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.; and Sundays at 2 p.m. For tickets call Brown Paper Tickets 1-800-838-3006 or online at www.BrownPaperTickets.com. |
| Rumors |  |
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| Tickets: $10 General Admission.
$5 Students & Seniors. Free for Stella Adler Students/Faculty. Tickets
at the door or Plays411.net. Call 323-465-4446 for information. |
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Stella Adler-Los Angeles Presents Neil
Simon's "Rumors". |
| AdlerFest | |
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| Tickets at the door - $2 for
students, $5 public |
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| Adlerfest is a festival of one act plays.
It is directed, produced and performed by Stella Adler students and Alumni. Friday, July 23 - 8pm Saturday, July 24 - 8pm Sunday, July 25 - 2pm & 7pm Friday, July 30 - 8pm Saturday, July 31 - 8pm Sunday, August 1 - 2pm & 7pm Players Tess Anderstedt Arleen Braithwaite Alex Chernyshev Joe D'Agosta Carlo Figlio Debby Gerber Lisa Jai Adrian Jam Tina Levin Chervine Namaani Sarah Wullinger Frank Zapata |
| Divine Lust - the New Musical |  |
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| General Admission $25. |
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S tarring Damian Perkins - Broadway star of RENT and AIDA. Join us for a one hour special performance and workshop of a new up and coming musical. This is a unique opportunity to see us live in our one time performance, ask a Broadway artist questions and to see how a new musical is created! Seats are limited as this is an exclusive event by invitation only! You MUST reserve your seat ASAP. Buy your tickets at: www.DivineLustMusical.com/tickets Special price for Stella Adler ONLY $25. Stella Adler-Los Angeles Gilbert Theater Wednesday, July 7, 2010 7:00pm & 9:00pm |
| I'm An Actor, They Don't Get It |  |
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| General Admission $25. |
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New American Divas & Tiffany Classics present I'M AN ACTOR, THEY DON'T GET IT Written/Directed by Tiffany Black, Essence.com A daring look at what it takes to truly go after your dream! "Sharp, Witty & Imaginative" LA WEEKLY Feat. NAACP 2009 Theater Festival Dates: July 9 & 10 - 8:00 PM July 16 & 17 - 8:00 PM July 23 & 24 - 8:00 PM July 11, 18, 25 - 5:00 PM Tickets $25. www.newamericandivas.com/imanactor.html Check out our behind the scenes video on www.newamericandivas.com/imanactor.html |
| GleeImprov |  |
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| Free and Open to the Public. |
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Stella Adler
Performance Improv Class |
| THE LARAMIE PROJECT by Moisés Kaufman and Tectonic Theatre Project |
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| General Admission $10. Students/Seniors
$5. Tickets at the door. For information call (323)465-4446. |
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THE LARAMIE PROJECT by Moisés Kaufman and Tectonic Theatre Project
On October 6, 1998, Matthew Shepard was savagely beaten, tied to a fence and left to die in the outskirts of Laramie, Wyomig. He was 21 years old. On November, 1998,the members of Tectonic Theatre Project traveled to Laramie, Wyoming and conducted interviews with the people of the town. The result of those interviews, journal entries from the members of the company and other found texts is "The Laramie Project". Come see Documentary theatre! Starring: Marine Buton Alex Chernyshev Maurizio Di Meo Zulivet Díaz J.D. Estrill Carlo Figlio Matthew Oliva Morayo Orija Heidi Sulzman From June 11 to July 3 Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Sundays at 7 p.m. Tickets at the door: General admission $10, Students/Seniors $5 For information (323)465-4446. Park at the Hollywood & Highland Center $2 for 4 hours with our validation. |
| The Blank Theatre Company's 18th Annual Nationwide Young Playwrights Festival | |
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| General Admission $15. Festival
Passes-1 ticket each week- are $50. Call (323) 661-9827. |
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| Eastern Standard |  |
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| General Admission $10; Adler
Students FREE; Other students/seniors $5. |
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Richard Greenberg's Eastern Standard Directed by Milton Justice CAST Caitlin Carleton Zulivet Diaz Jason King Patrick Koffel Matthew Oliva Yaitza Rivera One week engagement! May 7th to May 16th at 8 pm; Sundays at 7pm *No show Monday, May 10 or Tuesday, May 11 ADVANCE TICKETS: www.plays411.com/eastern |
| That Great & Dreadful Day-Tall Tales From The American Swamp |  |
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| Adult General Admission $20,
Student/Senior/Active Military $16 |
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This all acoustic "Swamp Operetta" is a play in the musical theatre variety. The "Tall Tale" is centered on the life experiences of the Blues Musician, one Laurence Douglas Miner and his small group of cohorts as spun in the first person by the "Storyteller" in the Here & Now. Staged on a sharecropper's cabin during Depression-era Louisiana continuing through the War Years and into the 1960's, the tales are told and the original songs are sung by a cast of seven in period costume who play out the "Tale" with their dialogue from the There & Then... By the time the lightenin' strikes, one is hard-pressed to tell whether the tales were true, half-true, or just out'n out lies. Standing ovations and rave reviews continue to propel this production to Sold-out performances RESERVATIONS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! REVIEWS: "There's concept and then there's follow-through...and when it comes to musical-act-meets-theatrical-performance, you can't help but be impressed by the efforts of the Black Tongued Bells music. In their original stage production you'll hear what's been described as 'Electrified jug-band-blues sauce with a Waitsain twist', see if your life is changed in a backwoods way forever."- Los Angeles City Beat "This is an exceptionally special entertainment event--there is nothing quite like it anywhere--a class act all the way...deserves the attention of audiences everywhere" -Jana Pendragon, KXLU 88.9FM "A juke joint-style amalgam of song, story, hootin' and hollerin"- Mindy Farabee, Los Angeles Times. “If the Rolling Stones grew up in Louisiana, they’d probably sound just like us!” Dee Miner May 13-23, 2010. Thurs, Fri, Sat at 8:00pm; Sat & Sun Matinee at 2:00pm TICKETS NOW ON SALE THROUGH OVATION/THEATER MANIA: Adult General Admission $20, Student/Senior/Active Military $16 http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/168064 Tickets by Phone: 866-811-4111 |
| AdlerFest | |
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| Tickets at the door - $2 for
students, $5 public |
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| Adlerfest is a festival of one act plays.
It is directed, produced and performed by Stella Adler students and Alumni. Friday, May 14 - 8pm Saturday, May 15 - 8pm Sunday, May 16 - 2pm & 7pm Friday, May 21 - 8pm Saturday, May 22 - 8pm Sunday, May 23 - 2pm & 7pm Players Erik Adrian Alex Chernyshev Amanda Dreschler Kyle Gunderson Anja Lill David Pesta Alain Villeneuve Directors Victoria Cardozo Andrew McReynolds RonNel Weaver |
| CONVERSATIONS ON CRAFT |  |
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| May 4 , 7:30pm. Tickets:
$20 online through Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. Proceeds benefit charity. |
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| An exciting, new, seminar series
is starting in Hollywood featuring some prominent figures in the
entertainment industry with the proceeds from the ticket sales going
to charity. “Conversations
on Craft” will focus on well known actors, directors, writers
and producers from all aspects of show business. During the course
of these 90 minute interviews, participants will gain access to candid,
behind-the scenes stories to some of the most influential figures in
film, television and theatre. The next “conversation” will
be held on Tuesday, May 4th at 7:30 pm at The Stella Adler Theatre
in Los Angeles. The guests will be Edward Asner, Emmy award winning
actor (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Lou
Grant, etc.; former president
of Screen Actors Guild) and Mark Rydell (Oscar nominated director of
On Golden Pond and The Rose; Artistic Director of The Actors Studio
West). “Conversations on Craft” is the brainchild of writer/director Luke Yankee, a prominent theatre director, playwright and author in Los Angeles. “I have been attending a lot of seminars at the Writer’s Guild Foundation recently and I was so inspired by them, I wanted to offer something similar that included other disciplines,” says Yankee. “The proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the charities of the speakers’ choice. Not only are they sharing their wisdom and experience, they are also helping a cause that they are passionate about.” A portion of the proceeds will also go to benefit The Stella Adler Los Angeles Academy of Acting and Theatre, one of the most renowned actor training programs in the country. John Jack Rodgers, Executive Director of the Adler, is co-producing the events with Mr. Yankee. Tickets for “Conversations on Craft” are $20 online through Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. The seminars are at Stella Adler - Los Angeles, 6773 Hollywood Blvd. (east of Highland) from 7:30-9:00 pm. Parking is available at the Hollywood & Highland complex for $2 with validation. A wine and cheese reception with the speakers is included in the ticket price. To order tickets online, go to www.brownpapertickets.com/event/91183. For more information, go to www.conversationsoncraft.com. |
| LET IT BE ART! Harold Clurman's Life of Passion |
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| April 16, 2:30pm. General
Admission $5; Adler Students FREE |
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| A solo performance play about Director
/ Drama Critic / Author of "The Fervent Years," Co-Founder
of The Group Theatre, HAROLD CLURMAN. Written and Performed by Ronald Rand Directed by Gregory Abels The moment Ronald Rand takes the stage as Harold Clurman in his solo performance, LET IT BE ART! Harold Clurman's Life of Passion, embodying Harold Clurman, through voice, gesture and size, we are immediately thrust into a world of boundless passion for the theatre, and taken on a inspiring journey that lingers within our consciousness for a very long time. Mr. Rand as writer and performer captures the essence of who Harold Clurman was and what he stood for. His creation instills in the audience an unforgettable experience of passion, courage and inspiration. We follow Harold Clurman from his beginnings on the Lower East Side, through his education at the Sorbonne in Paris with Aaron Copland as his roommate, his initiation into the theatre through The Provincetown Players and The Theatre Guild, his friendship with Lee Strasberg, and their decision with Cheryl Crawford, to found The Group Theatre, as well as his relationships with Stella Adler, Alfred Stieglitz, Marlon Brando and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, among several others. LET IT BE ART! Harold Clurman's Life of Passion, starring Ronald Rand is a dramatic journey of humor, boldness and fervor, of the man heralded as "the elder statesman of the American Theatre." An experience you don't want to miss! LET IT BE ART! Harold Clurman's Life of Passion IS A SPONSORED PROJECT OF THE NEW YORK FOUNDATION OF THE ARTS. www.clurmantheplay.com |
| Romeo and Juliet - A ReImagining |  |
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| General Admission $15; Adler
Students $10; High School students FREE with valid ID. |
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The United International Peoples Experimental Circus presents Romeo and Juliet - A Reimagining. A play for every school child who found the Bard a bit, well, boring. This Gypsy inspired Burlesque show won't be putting you to sleep, but may encourage you to run away with the circus. Come see the story you may know very well, like you have never imagined. Friday, April 9 - Sunday, May 2 Fridays & Saturdays @ 8pm, Sundays @ 2pm & 7pm Special Show Info: Running time: 120 minutes. There will be an intermission. No late seating. TICKETS: plays411.com/romeoandjuliet |
| The Charm of Making |  |
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| General Admission $20; Students/Seniors
$10; Adler Students/Alum $5 |
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| Stella Adler Los Angeles Theatre Collective
presents… A World Premiere Play by Timothy McNeil Directed by Milton Justice CAST Jon Boatwright Thor Edgell Nicholas Hargous Bonnie McNeil Timothy McNeil Matthew Oliva Alfredo J. Orrego May Quigley Goodman T.M. Rawlins March 19 - April 25, 2010 Fridays & Saturdays @ 8pm, Sundays @ 7pm Press Contact: Patty Onagan 818-464-3706 Artist Director for SALATC: John Jack Rodgers Producer: Rochelle Rossman Production Stage Manager: Yaitza Rivera Stage Manager: Zulivet Diaz Set Design: Alain Villeneuve Lighting Design: Paige Selene Luke TICKETS: 323-960-7735 or plays411.com/thecharm. |
| AdlerFest | |
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| Tickets at the door - $2 for
students, $5 public |
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| Adlerfest is a festival of one act plays.
It is directed, produced and performed by Stella Adler students and Alumni. Friday, March 19 - 8pm Saturday, March 20 - 8pm Sunday, March 21- 2pm & 7pm Friday, March 26 - 8pm Saturday, March 27 - 8pm Sunday, March 28 - 2pm & 7pm Players Tess Anderstedt Alex Chernyshev Aura Colin Sandra Linz Michael Malass Neelima Marri Fabien Muller Reto Portmann John Sale Angelo Schuurmans Directors Jules Chang Joe D'Agosta Monica Huarte Reto Portmann RonNell Weaver |
| CONVERSATIONS ON CRAFT |  |
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| Tickets: $20 online through
Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. Proceeds benefit charity. |
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| An exciting, new, seminar series
is starting in Hollywood featuring some prominent figures in the
entertainment industry with the proceeds from the ticket sales going
to charity. “Conversations
on Craft” will focus on well known actors, directors, writers
and producers from all aspects of show business. During the course
of these 90 minute interviews, participants will gain access to candid,
behind-the scenes stories to some of the most influential figures in
film, television and theatre. The next “conversation” will
be held on Tuesday, April 13th at 7:30 pm at The Stella Adler Theatre
in Los Angeles. The guests will be Tony Award winning actress
Harriet Harris (“Thoroughly Modern Mille”) and David Rambo,
Supervising Producer of "CSI" & award winning playwright. “Conversations on Craft” is the brainchild of writer/director Luke Yankee, a prominent theatre director, playwright and author in Los Angeles. “I have been attending a lot of seminars at the Writer’s Guild Foundation recently and I was so inspired by them, I wanted to offer something similar that included other disciplines,” says Yankee. “The proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the charities of the speakers’ choice. Not only are they sharing their wisdom and experience, they are also helping a cause that they are passionate about.” A portion of the proceeds will also go to benefit The Stella Adler Los Angeles Academy of Acting and Theatre, one of the most renowned actor training programs in the country. John Jack Rodgers, Executive Director of the Adler, is co-producing the events with Mr. Yankee. Tickets for “Conversations on Craft” are $20 online through Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. The seminars are at Stella Adler - Los Angeles, 6773 Hollywood Blvd. (east of Highland) from 7:30-9:00 pm. Parking is available at the Hollywood & Highland complex for $2 with validation. A wine and cheese reception with the speakers is included in the ticket price. To order tickets online, go to www.brownpapertickets.com/event/91183. For more information, go to www.conversationsoncraft.com. |
| CONVERSATIONS ON CRAFT |  |
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| Tickets: $20 online through
Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. Proceeds benefit charity. |
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| An exciting, new, seminar series
is starting in Hollywood featuring some prominent figures in the
entertainment industry with the proceeds from the ticket sales going
to charity. “Conversations
on Craft” will focus on well known actors, directors, writers
and producers from all aspects of show business. During the course
of these 90 minute interviews, participants will gain access to candid,
behind-the scenes stories to some of the most influential figures in
film, television and theatre. The next “conversation” will
be held on Tuesday, March 9th at 7:30 pm at The Stella Adler Theatre
in Los Angeles. The guests will be “Desperate Housewives ” creator
Marc Cherry and Marco Pennette, one of the original executive producers
on “Ugly Betty”, who now serves in that capacity on “Desperate
Housewives.” Future guests will include Tony Award winning actress
Harriet Harris (“Thoroughly Modern Mille”) and Tony winning
lyricist, David Zippel (“City of Angels”). “Conversations on Craft” is the brainchild of writer/director Luke Yankee, a prominent theatre director, playwright and author in Los Angeles. “I have been attending a lot of seminars at the Writer’s Guild Foundation recently and I was so inspired by them, I wanted to offer something similar that included other disciplines,” says Yankee. “The proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the charities of the speakers’ choice. Not only are they sharing their wisdom and experience, they are also helping a cause that they are passionate about.” A portion of the proceeds will also go to benefit The Stella Adler Los Angeles Academy of Acting and Theatre, one of the most renowned actor training programs in the country. John Jack Rodgers, Executive Director of the Adler, is co-producing the events with Mr. Yankee. Tickets for “Conversations on Craft” are $20 online through Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. The first three seminars are Tuesday February 16th, March 9th and April 13th at The Stella Adler Theatre, 6773 Hollywood Blvd. (east of Highland) from 7:30-9:00 pm. Parking is available at the Hollywood & Highland complex for $2 with validation. A wine and cheese reception with the speakers is included in the ticket price. To order tickets online, go to www.brownpapertickets.com/event/91183. For more information, go to www.conversationsoncraft.com. |
| Improvious Basterds |  |
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| Tickets: Free! |
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Stella Adler Performance Improv Students |
| Cool Negroes |  |
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| Tickets: $15 General,
$12 Senior (65+), $12 Union (w/ card), $10 Student (w/ card), 213-624-4796,
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TSTatStella presents Cool Negroes. Written and Directed by Tony Robinson. Produced by Nathaniel Bellamy, Nancy Cheryll Davis and Nancy Renee. A dramedy of generational proportion: 5 black 60s revolutionaries + 1 yuppie + 2 buppy teens = One Helluva Life Lesson. Ensemble: Tene Carter, Prema Rosaura Cruz, Dane Diamond, Tom Hyer, Mark V. Jones, Leslie La'Raine, Alex Morris, Diane Sellers, Teressa Taylor and Sammie Wayne IV. Weekends in February, Friday 8pm, Saturday 8pm and Sunday 3pm. Call 213-624-4796 to RSVP or visit www.townestreet.org. |
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The Blank Theatre Company Presents Christopher Durang’s raucous and provocative satire about America’s growing homeland “insecurity.” A young woman is suddenly in crisis: is her new husband, whom she married when drunk, a terrorist? Or just crazy? Or both? Is her father’s hobby of butterfly collecting really a cover for his involvement in a shadow government? Why does her mother enjoy going to the theatre so much? Does she seek mental escape, or is she insane? Honing in on our private terrors both at home and abroad, Durang oddly relieves our fears in this black comedy for an era of yellow, orange and red alerts. Why Torture is Wrong had its world premiere at New York’s Public Theater in the spring of 2009. Preview performances of Why Torture Is Wrong are Saturday, January 30 at 8pm, Sunday, January 31 at 2pm, and Tuesday, February 2 through Friday, February 5 at 8pm. Opening night is set for Saturday, February 6 at 8:00. The regular performance schedule is Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm through March 14. Ticket prices range from $22-$28, and may be purchased by calling 323-661-9827 or online at www.TheBlank.com.
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An exciting, new, seminar series is starting in Hollywood featuring some prominent figures in the entertainment industry with the proceeds from the ticket sales going to charity. “Conversations on Craft” will focus on well known actors, directors, writers and producers from all aspects of show business. During the course of these 90 minute interviews, participants will gain access to candid, behind-the scenes stories to some of the most influential figures in film, television and theatre. The first “conversation” will be held on Tuesday, February 16th at 7:30 pm at The Stella Adler Theatre in Los Angeles. The guests will be “Frasier” creator David Lee and actress Michael Learned, best known for her starring role in the long running television series, “The Waltons”. David Lee is a nine time Emmy award winner for his work as the creator of “Frasier”, “Cheers” and “Wings”, and has also won a Golden Globe, two People’s Choice Awards, the Directors Guild Award, three Television Critic’s Awards, the British Comedy Award, the Humanitas Prize (twice), and the prestigious Peabody Award. Recently he has been devoting more time to the stage and has become one of the most prominent theatre directors in Southern California. Michael Learned is a four time Emmy Award winner for her work on “The Waltons” and “Nurse” and was also nominated for three Golden Globes. Her extensive work onstage includes several starring roles on Broadway and a number of west coast premieres and national tours, including Edward Albee’s “Three Tall Women” at the Ahmonsen Theatre. “Conversations on Craft” is the brainchild of writer/director Luke Yankee, a prominent theatre director, playwright and author in Los Angeles. “I have been attending a lot of seminars at the Writer’s Guild Foundation recently and I was so inspired by them, I wanted to offer something similar that included other disciplines,” says Yankee. “The proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the charities of the speakers’ choice. Not only are they sharing their wisdom and experience, they are also helping a cause that they are passionate about.” A portion of the proceeds will also go to benefit The Stella Adler Los Angeles Academy of Acting and Theatre, one of the most renowned actor training programs in the country. John Jack Rodgers, Executive Director of the Adler, is co-producing the events with Mr. Yankee. In addition to David Lee & Michael Learned on February16th, upcoming guests on March 9th include “Desperate Housewives” creator Marc Cherry and Marco Pennette, one of the original executive producers on “Ugly Betty”, who now serves in that capacity on “Desperate Housewives.” Future guests will include Tony Award winning actress Harriet Harris (“Thoroughly Modern Mille”) and Tony winning lyricist, David Zippel (“City of Angels”). Tickets for “Conversations on Craft” are $20 online through Brown Paper Tickets or $25 at the door. The first three seminars are Tuesday February 16th, March 9th and April 13th at The Stella Adler Theatre, 6773 Hollywood Blvd. (east of Highland) from 7:30-9:00 pm. Parking is available at the Hollywood & Highland complex for $2 with validation. A wine and cheese reception with the speakers is included in the ticket price. To order tickets online, go to www.brownpapertickets.com/event/91183. For more information, go to www.conversationsoncraft.com. |
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Adlerfest is a festival of one act plays. It is directed, produced and performed by Stella Adler students and Alumni. |
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Adlerfest is a festival of one act plays. It is directed, produced and performed by Stella Adler students and Alumni. Featuring two original plays by student Angélo Schuurmans. |
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Directors Friday 4th 8PM OPENING NIGHT! Friday 11th 8PM Studio C at Stella Adler |
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Spooky fun for the entire family! |
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The LAWTP is thrilled to announce our 2nd Annual 20% New Works Festival, featuring almost 90 writers, directors, performers and other theatre professionals. The 20% New Works Festival (20 being the percentage of women employed in theatre) is produced by The LA Women's Theatre Project to promote our mission of creating opportunities for women in the performing arts. Sunday's Festival Events:
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The LAWTP is thrilled to announce our 2nd Annual 20% New Works Festival, featuring almost 90 writers, directors, performers and other theatre professionals. The 20% New Works Festival (20 being the percentage of women employed in theatre) is produced by The LA Women's Theatre Project to promote our mission of creating opportunities for women in the performing arts. Sunday's Festival Events:
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The LAWTP is thrilled to announce our 2nd Annual 20% New Works Festival, featuring almost 90 writers, directors, performers and other theatre professionals. The 20% New Works Festival (20 being the percentage of women employed in theatre) is produced by The LA Women's Theatre Project to promote our mission of creating opportunities for women in the performing arts. Friday Evening's Festival Events:
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LA WEEKLY says...GO! - "Harris is a seasoned comic performer" - SoCal |
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MANish BOY, is comprised of characters that Ralph has developed on stages throughout the world. This hysterical one-man show celebrates moving memories, while taking you on a journey to the unknown. The story unfolds when he finds out that he may be a father, and he goes home to take a DNA test. During this performance, Ralph effortlessly brings neighborhood characters and childhood friends to life with a visit to his favorite place… his Mom’s basement. The basement is where he discovers that sometimes where you're from-- makes you who you are. It’s a must see! NOTE: Performance Includes Music, NO Intermission
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Is Racism a myth? What about Homophobia? It all depends on who you ask, the victim or the perpetrator. |
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Mark your calendars! On Aug. 7 we open Shakespeare's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, which I am directing and which has occupied most of my time this summer. It will be hilarious, sexy, romantic, suspenseful and full of surprises! Set against the backdrop of San Francisco's Summer of Love in 1967, the production features the music of The Moody Blues, The Doors, The Who, Janis Joplin, Procol Harum, Traffic and others of that period. We will play for TWO WEEKS ONLY in Hollywood at the Stella Adler, in The Gilbert Theatre, every night from the 7th thru the 16th (no show Monday the 10th). I have every confidence this will be a production to remember. And, like those who attended Woodstock 40 years ago this summer, you will be able to say proudly that, "I was there!" Hope to see you in August!! Bruce Katzman NOTE TO MEDIA: Comp tickets available to media for Opening Gala on Saturday, July 18. RSVP to jazzmynepr@gmail.com or makeda@jazzmynepr.com. |
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Mark your calendars! On Aug. 7 we open Shakespeare's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, ... hilarious, sexy, romantic, suspenseful and full of surprises! Set against the backdrop of San Francisco's Summer of Love in 1967, the production features the music of The Moody Blues, The Doors, The Who, Janis Joplin, Procol Harum, Traffic and others of that period. We will play for TWO WEEKS ONLY in Hollywood at the Stella Adler, in The Gilbert Theatre, every night from the 7th thru the 16th (no show Monday the 10th). I have every confidence this will be a production to remember. And, like those who attended Woodstock 40 years ago this summer, you will be able to say proudly that, "I was there!" |
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Credits: Bruce Katzman-Director
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