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Class and Family Comedy Elemeno Pea at South Coast Repertory

Segerstrom Stage, South Coast Repertory (655 Town Center Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626)
Elemenopea
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$41.00 - $62.00
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4.4 by 36 members
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Simone, the personal assistant to a rich ad man's trophy wife, is living large on Martha's Vineyard. But when Simone's older sister, Devon, a social worker from blue collar Buffalo arrives for a visit, the two sisters' worlds collide and an unusual triangle forms. South Coast Repertory's Artistic Director Marc Masterson directs the Southland premiere of Elemeno Pea written by playwright Molly Smith Metzler when she was at Juilliard. The play premiered in 2011 at the 35th Humana Festival of New American Plays in Louisville, Kentucky.

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The last date listed for Elemeno Pea was Sunday February 26, 2012 / 7:30pm.

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August Wilson's First Play Jitney: Portrait of African-American Life in the 1970s

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Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson's acclaimed first work, Jitney, is the 1970s installment of his renowned cycle of 10 plays depicting African-American life in the 20th century. Jitney tells the stories of a ragtag group of men working in a Pittsburgh jitney cab company where tensions run high as the city threatens to shut it down. The station owner Becker has other things to worry about, as his son Booster is about to be released from prison after 20 years. Other characters include the motor-mouthed Turnbo who meddles in the lives of his fellow drivers; Youngblood, a Vietnam War veteran and his girlfriend Rena; and Shealy, a numbers-taker who uses the station as his base. Award-winning actor Charlie Robinson (Night Court) leads the cast. Jitney won the 2000-2001 Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Off-Broadway Play. Learn More

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A fun evening, great job by the actors
Written on Feb 22 2012

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My sisters and I went to see this last night and enjoyed it. There were some fun LOL moments, the right amount of pathos, staging was very attractive and all actors did a great job. We all could have done with a LOT less cursing. It was so prevalent that when it could have been used appropriately it lost its effect. Don't understand why modern theater believes it so necessary. Aside from that it was an enjoyable evening.
Written on Feb 20 2012

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Very funny show..well done!!!
Written on Feb 07 2012

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Excellent! Great text, dialogs, acting, set and directing. Highly recommended to see.
Written on Feb 02 2012

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More Information About Elemeno Pea

Website

http://www.scr.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=4256

Quotes & Highlights

  • “A laugh-out-loud comedy…feels as if it’s in exactly the right place at the right time”--LA Stage Times
  • “Superb casting…thoughtful direction… can connect with the head, heart and funnybone in one grand and audacious swoop.”--Orange County Register
  • “Full of riotous moments”--Los Angeles Times

Description

The play contains profanity and discussion of adult situations and is recommended for  mature middle schoolers and above.

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