LOS ANGELES -
After a sold-out run of An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen and a feature in the LA Times, Foster Cat Productions and co-producer Jan McAdoo (The Trial of the Chicago 7) have revamped the show and are bringing it back to Hollywood as a part of a Festival of Monumental Jewish Playwrights in a larger theatre with new cast members!
At 905 Cole Theatre in Hollywood, from Feb 29th to Apr 7th, THREE SHOWS will perform in rotation (a different show each night!)
In Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and legendary feminist icon of the American theatre shows her irreverence and humanity, in just under an hour, through this series of short lesser known comedic plays.
CAST: Mia Schachter, Isabella Costa, Lizzy Rudakas, Mariluna Beacy, Elliot White, Harry White, Cooper McAdoo, and Clark Pavlik
Returning to Hollywood, An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen features new cast members including Sarah Natochenny (Pokemon the Animated TV Series). The plays explore the enigmatic and fragile nature of the human ego. Questions are raised, few are answered. Not because of some greater cosmic power, but just... because.
CAST: Sarah Natochenny, Scott Thiede, Elliot White, Harry White, Will Fulginiti, Eden Rousso, Cooper McAdoo
And finally for our third show, STAY TUNED as we have a very exciting playwright that will be announced soon...! Follow the festival news at @fostercatproductions
Tickets are $30, please follow the schedule below (also listed on the ticketing link) to see which playwright is being showcased on a given night! Each show performs individually and each night is dedicated to one of the playwrights in our festival.
An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen (60 mins)
written by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ethan Coen (The Big Lebowski, No Country For Old Men, Fargo)
DATES:
Sat, 3/2 - 8pm
Fri, 3/8 - 8pm
Fri 3/15 - 8pm
Sat, 3/23 - 8pm
Sun, 3/31 - 7pm
Fri, 4/5 - 8pm
Sun, 4/7 - 7pm
Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein (60 mins)
written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Wendy Wasserstein (The Heidi Chronicles, Uncommon Women and Others)
DATES:
Sun, 3/3 - 7pm
Sat, 3/9 - 8pm
Sun 3/17 - 7pm
Fri, 3/22 - 8pm
Sat, 3/30 - 8pm
Title of Show to be Announced Soon (80 mins)
DATES:
Thu, 2/29 - 8pm
Fri, 3/1 - 8pm
Sun, 3/10 - 1pm**
Sat, 3/16 - 8pm
Sun, 3/24 - 7pm
Fri, 3/29 - 8pm
Thu, 4/4 - 8pm
Sat, 4/6 - 8pm
Each show in the festival contains mature themes, adult humor, and strong language. No late seating, limited disability/handicap parking, please inquire in advance to secure spot.
With a ticket purchase for ALL three shows you will receive a complimentary glass of wine at each of the shows.
905 Cole Theatre is at 905 Cole Av, Los Angeles, CA 90038, Los Angeles, CA.
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