Hilarious Comedy About Theatre People The Ladies of the Camellias
Phoenix Theatre Annex (414 Mason Street San Francisco, CA 94102)
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The last date listed for The Ladies of the Camellias was Thursday May 29, 2008 / 8:00pm.
3 Goldstar Member Reviews
Goldstar Member
Loved the theater. The set was great. The play very clever. The acting very good. Very enjoyable experience.Written on May 26 2008
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Eli
Very well written and well acted show. Premise could have easily lead to broad farcical venue but this didn't go down that path.Written on May 18 2008
Large cast in a well staged space with only 50 seats made for an enjoyable theatre experience
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Sarah Goodman
A must see. The script was brilliant and witty. The actors totally inhabited their roles and were altogether wonderful. Costume, sets, lighting and sound all added to make it one of the most best theatrical evenings of my life.Written on May 12 2008
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More Information About The Ladies of the Camellias
Quotes & Highlights
- "A juicy tour de farce..." --Variety
Description
The Ladies of the Camellias takes place in 1897, when the two most famous women of the stage met for the first time. Madame Sarah Bernhardt of France and Signora Eleanora Duse of Italy were the world’s most revered and feared actresses. After their meeting, the theatre would never be the same again.
Playwright Lillian Groag is an American writer, theatre director and actor. Her plays The Ladies of yhe Camellias, The White Rose (AT&T award for New American Plays), The Magic Fire (Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays), Menocchio and Midons have been produced variously by in New York at The Kennedy Center and many theatres across the country coast to coast, and internationally from Germany to Tokyo.
Directed by Joyce Henderson
Featuring: Christopher Beale, Graham Cowley, Richard Harder, Joyce Henderson, Randy Hurst, Karen Anne Light, Barbara Michelson-Harder, Nicholas Russell, Vlad Sayenko
About the Ticket Supplier: Off Broadway West Theatre Company
Off Broadway West Theatre Company was established in 2006 to promote and encourage the continued development of theatre in San Francisco by providing leadership and opportunities for participation, education and sharing the enjoyment of diverse theatre experiences. OBW is committed to producing a minimum of one play per season that has been on Broadway and/or Off Broadway by which connecting the East and West.