Fountain City Productions Presents BITCH TROUBLE, Now thru 7/10

Bitch Trouble, a new comedy from Alice Johnson Boher, opens tonight, February 20, 2013, at the Cavern Club Theater at Casita del Campo in Silver Lake. This collection of monologues follows Boher's successful solo show Saint Alice of Chattahoochee and establishes her as Los Angeles's authority on female interpersonal relations gone sour -- otherwise known as "bitch trouble."

Boher guides her audience through one woman's travails with her female friends -- from innocent, ambitious childhood to down-and-out bohemianism in the streets and swimming pools of L.A.

The bitch trouble takes many forms: Mall mischief in matching outfits. The mother of all spend-the-night parties. The day the BFF turned all horny. A chicken-fighting dream team...and the Halloween costume that tore them apart.

But the problem is universal. And it's time to break it down.

Performances will run at 8 p.m.; one Wednesday a month for six months, tonight, February 20, March 13, April 10, May 8, June 12, and July 10, at The Cavern Club Theater at Casita del Campo, 1920 Hyperion Ave., Silver Lake, Calif. To purchase tickets, click HERE. $15 in advance, $20 (cash only please) at the door.

Writer and producer Alice Johnson Boher is a graduate of Tulane University and received her MFA from the Writing for Film and Television program at USC. She has appeared on Sex and the City and in Alec Baldwin'sThe Shortcut to Happiness. She wrote, produced, and performed nationally in Saint Alice of Chattahoochee. She also co-wrote, co-produced, and co-starred in A Portrait of Female Desperation, an improvised mockumentary, which has already received honors at the Chicago Comedy Film Festival, L.A. Comedy Festival, and Australia's Improvised Film Festival, and was deemed "pure comedy gold" by The Serial Optimist. Boher is currently developing a dance comedy feature script with Larrikin Entertainment.

Rod Menzies is the Producing Director and Repertory Director of New York Theatre Intensives, an organization that produces new plays and presents theater training programs in New York City and beyond. He has developed and directed nearly two dozen solo shows and directed more than 50 Theater Productions, including scores of classics as well as world premieres of contemporary plays. Menzies is a member and former associate artistic director of Ensemble Studio Theater-Los Angeles (EST-LA), where he directs and develops new plays and co-curates the members' reading series. His recent production of Andrew Dolan's The Many Mistresses of Martin Luther King for EST-LA won the Ovation award for Best New Play.

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