Michael Gazzo's A Hatful Of Rain from Katselas Theatre Company
Skylight Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
Rated 3.3 by 12 members who went.
Originally produced on Broadway in 1956, Michael V. Gazzo's A Hatful of Rain is one of the earliest plays after World War II to address substance abuse and its destructive effect on personal relationships. This striking portrayal of love and addiction broke new ground for its depiction of realism in the theater.
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Parking And Transportation
- I live in the neighborhood so I don't know about the transportation.
- There is $4 parking behind the theatre
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- Eat before you show up. The show was at least a couple of hours long.
- During intermission there are very few beverage options.
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written by Michael Gazzo
directed by Dean Kreyling
A dramtically concise, psychologically insightful piece concerts a two-day period in with the myths one family have been living with are forever shattered.
