Romantic Comedy Teen Girl at the Zephyr Theatre
Zephyr Theatre (7456 Melrose Ave. Hollywood, CA 90046)
- Full Price:
- FREE - $20.00
- Our Price:
- FREE - $10.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Teen Girl have expired.
The last date listed for Teen Girl was Saturday June 21, 2008 / 8:00pm.
Currently at Zephyr Theatre:
LA Premiere of God's Ear by Award-Winning Echo Theater Company
- Full Price:
- $25.00
- Our Price:
- $12.50
When a couple suffers a tragic accident, their grief propels them into a fantastical world where the Tooth Fairy sings, their flight attendant is a cross dresser and GI Joe offers family counseling. It's a lyrically absurd journey of love, loss and laughter. Jenny Schwartz's play is directed by Rory Kozoll and features Troy Blendell, Paul Caramagno, Alana Dietze, Andrea Grano, Tara Karsian, Amanda Saunders and Jeremy Lee Shranko. God's Ear was a finalist for the 2007 Susan Smith Blackburn Award. Learn More
Goldstar Member Reviews
UVnLA
Though somewhat slight, the play is a lot of fun. The cast is superb, keeping the pacing swift and realistic. The laughs range from raucous to gentle, all well-earned by fully 3-D characters. Recommended.Written on May 26 2008
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Miguel Graciano Jr
Real world story portrayed by the great actors. Very intimate setting, funny, and well written.Written on Jun 06 2008
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David
i loved it, it had all the drama that kids in high school have to deal with and the actors were soo funny they had everyone laughing without the night.Written on May 16 2008
The after party with free Pizza and drinks was a BIG PLUS because everyone got to talk to the actors about the roles they played.
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Linda F.
I adore Justin Tanner. Always have. The actors were fabulous. The play and the subject matter was dated. Very dated.Written on Jun 02 2008
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More Information About Teen Girl
Description
Susan, a shy high school senior gets a crash course in sex and drugs when her mom goes out of town for the weekend, and her backyard suddenly becomes party central. Set in 1979, this coming of age romantic comedy hasn't been seen in twelve years.