HOW TO BE LAZY AND NOT FEEL GUILTY Comes to Hollywood Fringe

Jenine overworks herself until she goes insane in this hour long, satirical play featuring an eccentric ensemble of characters. How to be Lazy and Not Feel Guilty premieres at this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival with the talents of director Natasha Gualy and writer Drew Petriello. They are Leaky Faucet & Sons and have created an ensemble comedy that is as absurd as it is biting and honest.

"Our society values people who work themselves into the ground," writer and co-founder Drew Petriello said of his inspirations. "I wrote this play with my overworked girlfriend in mind, though I came to realize it's about me, my friends, my family, acquaintances, and anyone else whose idea of success is entrenched in Puritan work ethic."

How to be Lazy and Not Feel Guilty features five cast members, three of whom are constantly changing roles. This play was workshopped as a part of the 2017 William Inge Festival play lab.

Preview is Saturday 6/2 at 7:30PM. Regular performances are Thursday 6/7 at 7:30PM, Saturday 6/9 at 4:30PM, Sunday 6/10 at 1:30PM, Saturday 6/16 at 4:30PM, Wednesday 6/20 at 9:00PM, and Saturday 6/23 at 9:00PM.

Tickets are on sale now at hff18.org/5246 - Preview is pay-what-you-can. Regular performances are $15.

All performances are an hour long and will be at the OMR Theatre at the Complex Hollywood - 6476 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038.

About Leaky Faucet & Sons: Leaky Faucet & Sons is a Los Angeles based Production Company founded by Chapman University alumni. They believe that socially conscious theatre should also be fun.

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