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Holiday Comedy With A Family Twist: Three Lefts

Lounge Theatre, On the corner of Santa Monica and El Centro (6201 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90038)
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$15.00
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3.3 by 6 members
Estranged brothers Stephen and Luke come together for Stephen's theatrical debut--but each gets more than they bargained for when a flubbed stunt and a missed airplane catch up to both of them. They find themselves stuck on Christmas Eve with just the actors cast in Stephen's play: an oversexed ex-nun and an ex-con born-again religious nut!

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The last date listed for Three Lefts was Sunday December 17, 2006 / 7:00pm.

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They Call Me Mister Fry: Hit Solo Show About an Inner-City Teacher

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Fresh from three months off-Broadway and command performances in Washington, D.C., Jack Fry presents his solo show They Call Me Mister Fry at the Lounge Theatre. A hit at venues across Los Angeles and at festivals around the country, Mister Fry is the true story of Fry's first year as a fifth-grade teacher in South Central Los Angeles. Alternately hilarious and poignant, the show tells the story of Fry's relationships with two particularly challenging students, his journey through the bowels of big-city bureaucracy, and his efforts to find his own place in the world. The show was selected as an Encore Winner at the 2011 Boulder Fringe Festival. Endorsed by Stephen Colbert, They Call Me Mister Fry evokes a gamut of emotions as you watch him relive his experiences onstage. Learn More

On the corner of Santa Monica and El Centro,
6201 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323-469-9988
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attended Dec 04 2006

Don't take kids. Alot of vulgar words. But a good time none the less.

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<p>Written by Christina Bunner and directed by Mark Wilkison, Three Lefts is a hilarious and fresh look at brotherly love and how to grow up and get on with it.</p> <p>This Christmas season, there's no place like home for the holidays. Estranged brothers Stephen and Luke Van Skyver reunite on the occasion of Stephen's theatrical debut--a play commemorating the tenth anniversary of their father's controversial death. </p> <p>But a flubbed stage stunt and a flight delay later, it's just the two of them – spending Christmas Eve with the actors cast as their parents: a horny ex-nun and an ex-con Jesus freak.</p> <p>Starring: Matt Bushell (Behind Enemy Lines 2, CSI:NY), Shane Callahan (Gods and Generals, Dawson's Creek), Dennis W. Hall (Desperate Housewives, Carnivale (recurring)), and Marilyn Rising (Minority Report, Me and My Girl National Tour).</p> <p>Director Mark Wilkinson's recent theatre credits include Duet for One at the Hudson Guild and Victory Theatre Center and Noel for the Young Playwrights Festival at The Blank Theatre, where he also directs regularly in the Living Room Series. </p>