Ruskin Group Theatre (Santa Monica, CA)
From the group that brought Goldstar Events' members two of their favorite shows (Caterpillar Soup and Capture Now) comes this high-octane, hilarious comedy about two neurotics looking for love. This play has delighted audiences for more than 20 years and comes to the local stage for the first time in several years.
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The last date listed for Beyond Therapy was Saturday October 1, 2005 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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Cris D'Annunzio, emotionally and physically outgunned in childhood, investigates his past with hilarious revelations and suspenseful twists in places that are otherwise safe. The mysterious circumstances surrounding his father's death seem to indicate Mob involvement -- and whether digging up Hoffa or Nuzzo, the journey is full of surprises. Learn More
All the actors did a superb job. I highly recommend seeing it. You won't be disappointed.
The Ruskin School of Acting has created a non-profit theatre in the Santa Monica Airport. Actors, directors, writers, musicians, and other artists will gather to explore, perform, and celebrate contemporary plays, classic pieces and neglected works of the past in order to provide the community with world-class, ground breaking theatre.
The theater is an intimate 56 seat venue.
Coming off the critically acclaimed, six-month run of the one-person, world premiere hit Caterpillar Soup and 16-week engagement of another one-person show Capture Now, Ruskin is staging a hugely popular comedy that has received rave reviews from The New Yorker, Los Angeles Times, Time Magazine and more.
"We are so proud of the amazing success of our touching and very personal one-person shows, and now we are eager to move back into the realm of a larger-cast, high-energy play," said Mike Myers, director of Beyond Therapy and Ruskin's managing director.
Beyond Therapy tells the story of Bruce and Prudence, both in psychotherapy and both neurotic, and their search for love. The play mines big laughs from such subjects as the cult of therapy, dating, pop culture, casual sex, and relationship commitment.
Although frequently done, the play has not been seen on a local professional stage for several seasons.
at Ruskin Group Theatre
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