Atwater Crossing Presents HAVA World Premiere, 7/1-29
The World Premiere of HAVA, a one-woman show by April Hava Shenkman will play Atwater Crossing (3245 Casitas Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.) from July 1-29 at 9 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased online at www.atwatercrossing.com or by calling (323) 284-8265.
HAVA is a hybrid performance of art and comedy, exploring the pursuit of happiness. “HAVA,” (translating to “LIFE” in Hebrew), sees life in 2012, as an extended New Year’s Eve party, to the re-beginning of the world in 2013. Twenty years after making her first stage début, Hava enters a new, radical era of comedy, taking on the oath of a “true clown.” Hava channels the Comedy Queens of Hollywood’s golden age, for advice & wisdom. Voyage to Havawood, in this musical comedy cake, called “Life.”
April Hava Shenkman (a.k.a. “Hava”) is a Los Angeles performance artist, avant-garde comedian and actress, and has been performing original works of theatre and comedy in L.A. for over a decade. After studying acting at The Guildford School of Acting in England, Hava worked with Rachel Rosenthal & Co. in L.A. for several years. Hava is the creator of THE HAPPY HAPPY SHOW (ran weekly @ El Cid, & the web series). Currently, she is producing her second comedy art web series, HAVA calendar 2012, a new video is released the 1st of each month, entitled the month. Both series can be viewed on Youtube.com/AprilHavaShenkman
Tickets are $10 online & $12 cash at door. To purchase, click here, and for more info on Hava, visit www.AprilHavaShenkman.posterous.com
HAVA will play July 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, 2012, and lasts approximately one hour.
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