Hermetically Sealed: A Recipe for Family Secrets
Skylight Theatre (1816 1/2 N. Vermont Los Angeles, CA 90027)
- Full Price:
- $30.00
- Our Price:
- FREE - $15.00*
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The last date listed for Hermetically Sealed was Sunday February 12, 2012 / 7:00pm.
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Beautified: Four-Decade Friendship Between Client and Hairdresser
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- $30.00
- Our Price:
- FREE - $15.00
The Kastelas Theatre Company presents the world premiere of Beautified by award-winning actor/playwright and director Tony Abatemarco. Set in a Massachusetts hair salon, the play opens in 1969 when Candy, a beautiful but dour young Republican, stumbles in looking for anything but a change of style. But stylist Mike takes over and, over the next four decades, a unique and powerful friendship develops. Acclaimed director Jenny Sullivan directs this new comedy featuring Karen Austin, Rob Brownstein and Joanna Strapp. Learn More
Goldstar Member Tips
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Casual
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A few nice restaurants, interesting stores, and warm bookstores near the theatre.
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Just be comfy
62 Goldstar Member Reviews
Richard
Well written drama packed with surprises and an explosive ending. The actor playing the 15yr old son is amazing.Written on Dec 19 2011
The only thing I found bothersome was the use of the word fag several times.
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Paul
We loved the theater and the play. The staff was ultra-friendly and the playhouse comfortable.Written on Jan 28 2012
Gigi Bermingham was fabulous and Nicholas Podany was incredible. The entire cast was excellent. The story was well crafted and kept our attention. We didn't see the surprise ending coming. The set was well designed. There was a lot of talent in this production, both onstage and behind the scenes.
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Hoching
Honestly, I don't think the story is original enough among family dramas. Yet, it's still a very good play to recommend. The production was pretty good too. I like the performance of the leading actress. I was really touched at the end of play.Written on Oct 30 2011
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More Information About Hermetically Sealed
Website
http://www.katselastheatre.com/
Description
Kathryn Graf (Playwright) started writing seven years ago when she wrote/performed the solo show Surviving David (Outstanding Solo Show Award, NYC Fringe Festival, 2100 Square feet), now optioned as a screenplay. She’s written many stage and screenplays since: Poor Pretty Birds (Produced, Philipstown Depot Theatre, NY). The Stiff (Finalist, 2010 Tennessee Williams One-Act Competition; Tri-State Actors Theater’s 2011 Reading Series). Screenplays, The Good Widow and She Woke Up (Honored, 2010 Writers’ Digest Writing Competition). Kathryn is author of the children’s book Always My Dad.
Joel Polis (Director) most recently directed Last Fling at the Hayworth Theater. At the Odyssey Theatre he staged Jerry Lambert's raucous comedy Straight Time and at the Lex Theater he directed Chuck Rose's So Near And Yet So Noir, both for Circus Theatricals. A USC and Yale Drama School graduate, he has worked with Tony Award winners Daniel Sullivan (as Cassius in Julius Caesar at the Old Globe), Marshall Mason (in Riga at the Inside the Ford, (Garland Award), and Jack O'Brien (in A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Old Globe). A veteran of the Off Broadway, Regional, and West Coast theater scenes, Joel appeared in productions such as Bach at Leipzig, Pound of Flesh (LADCC nomination for lead actor), Richard III, and The Cherry Orchard at the Odyssey. Joel was seen in Jane Anderson’s award winning The Baby Dance (original production directed by Jenny Sullivan at the Pasadena Playhouse, Long Wharf, and Lucille Lortel theaters), Family Business at the Astor Place Theater, and Names at the Matrix Theater (Dramalogue Award), as well as his over 100 guest star credits on episodic TV and in numerous feature films.
About the Ticket Supplier: Katselas Theatre Company
For more than 20 years the Katselas Theatre Company has been a home for artists to create, develop, and risk boldly. Since our inception in 1983, we have presented more than 500 live theatre productions, many award winning. Originally known as Camelot Artists, we've played host to musicians, poets, actors and dancers. We have a long and proud association with the Beverly Hills Playhouse, one of Los Angeles' oldest and most celebrated acting schools.
We start with the beginning - artist and audience, inescapably intertwined. Through our programs and our main stage productions our aim is to create a place where artist and audience have an opportunity to journey together.