Mirror Theatre Company Presents TILL TECH DO US PART Festival, 6/14-30

What to TEXTPECT while you are SEXTING! In a world where a single text can change your life, and the man of your dreams goes by @freshmeat37, hopefully AT&T has you covered...Can you hear me now? If so, hear this: The Magic Mirror Theater will host an array of new ten-minute plays that will check you in to our world as we log you out of yours in "Till Tech Do Us Part."

The Mirror Theater Company presents "Till Tech Do Us Part" a new play festival with twenty-one short plays celebrating love and technology by fifteen playwrights from across the nation. Directed and performed by the Mirror Theater Company, the plays will be performed in rotation for three weekends, from June 14-30 at The Magic Mirror Theater, 4934 Lankershim Boulevard, North Hollywood, California 916018. All tickets are $20 and can be purchased online at www.themirrortheater.com or http://www.themirrortheater.com/mirrortheater/Box_Office.html

CYBERSPACE OUT: 8 PM Friday-June 14th & Sat.-June 22nd; and 7 PM Sun.-June 30th

How To Succeed in Romance Without Really Trying, written by Trace Crawford

Directed by: Nova Mejia

Actors: David Currier, Lauren Miscioscia, and Paul Calderon

Girl's Night Out, written by Nova Meija

Directed by: Nova Meija

Actors: Danielle Camastra and David Currier

Vatican 3G, written by Joe Starzyk

Directed by: Julie Raelyn

Actors: Raymond Morris and Kailena Mai

Face Time, written by Donna Hoke

Directed by: Stacy Ann Raposa

Actors: Jessica Temple and Femi Longe

What Are You Going to Be, written by Steven Korbar

Directed by: Stacy Ann Raposa

Actors: AnDrew Thompson, Lisa Glass, and Sarah Schwartz

Drenched, written by Sandra Hosking

Directed by: Julie Raelyn

Actors: Chad Holle and Nova Meija

Kung Foolery, written by Brett Hursey

Directed by: Stacy Ann Raposa

Actors: Jessica Temple, Holger Mancada, and Eugenia Care

LOVE AND MARRIAGES: 8 PM Saturday-June 15th; 7 PM Sunday-June 23rd;

and 8 PM Friday-June 28th

Status Update, written by Jamie Pachino

Directed by: Grafton Doyle

Actors: Tessa Evelyn and Nate Scott

Recalculating, written by Eugenie Carabastos

Directed by: Linda Nile

Actors: Steven Robert Wallenberg and Laura Rosas

Radio Shopping, written by Art Simpson

Directed by: Julie Raelyn

Actors: Jordan Wallis

Clear History, written by Leo Simone

Directed by: Linda Nile

Actors: Elyse Noelle, Raymond Morris and Laura Rosas

Mother's Day, written by Ginny Simpson

Directed by: Shondale Seymour

Actors: Rodnesha Green and Paul Calderon

Spam Symphony, written by Alex Broun

Directed by: Gera Mermann

Actors: Ngozi Andrade Messam, Paul Calderon, Jordan Wallis, Ethan Grant and Ketty Citterio

Scrambled, written by Brett Hursey

Directed by: Grafton Doyle

Actors: Nova Meija and Giulianno Lopez

VIRTUAL ROMANCE: 7 PM Sunday-June16th; 8 PM Friday-June 21st & Sat.-June 29th

Virtual Emotion, written by Bruce Hickey

Directed by: Gera Hermann

Actors: Nova Mejia and Gera Hermann

Mute, written by Connie Schindewold

Directed by: Len Smith

Actors: Ethan Grant, Elyse Noelle and Cyrus Hashtpari

10 Million Pieces, written by Alex Broun

Directed by: Kim Russel

Actors: Jennifer Allen and Buck Patton

Wink, written by Shanee Edwards

Directed by: Len Smith

Actors: Ethan Grant and Molly Pietroski

Sunny Side Up, written by Philip Paradis

Directed by: Kim Russel

Actors: Leslie Simms and Phillip Prio

Please Pass The Salt, written by Debra Wiess

Directed by: Len Smith

Actors: George Capacete, Ann Hurd, Michelle Talley and Buck Patton

Wedding Belles, written by Brett Hursey

Directed by: Shondale Seymour

Actors: Chad Holle, Jhey Castles and Bailey Sargeant

Tickets are $20 (Complimentary admission for Talent Agents, Talent Managers and Casting Directors with their business card). Find "Til Tech Do Us Part" on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/264352740370197/

The Mirror Theater strives to create top-notch productions of quality plays, old and new, musical and drama, classics or buried treasures awaiting rediscovery. We are committed to building audiences for the future and to introducing new theatergoers, young and old, to the wonders of the live stage. For more information visit http://www.themirrortheater.com

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