BILL W. AND DR. BOB to Return to Theatre 68 Arts Complex This Month
The production is double-cast and once again, directed by Ronnie Marmo. Opening February 17th at the new THEATRE 68 ARTS COMPLEX - The Beckett.
Ronnie Marmo and Theatre 68 will present the return of critically acclaimed BILL W. AND DR. BOB after a seven-year absence. This is the gripping, true story about the two men who founded Alcoholics Anonymous, written by Stephen Bergman and Janet Surrey. The production is double-cast and once again, directed by Ronnie Marmo. Opening February 17th at the new THEATRE 68 ARTS COMPLEX - The Beckett.
ABOUT THE SHOW
In 1929, famous New York stockbroker Bill Wilson crashes along with the stock market and becomes a hopeless drunk. Dr. Bob Smith, a surgeon from Ohio, has also been an alcoholic for 30 years, often going into the operating room with a hangover.
Through an astonishing series of events, Bill and Bob meet and form a relationship, each helping the other to stay sober. BILL W. AND DR. BOB is the amazing and often humorous story of the two men who pioneered Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as the story of their wives who founded Al-Anon.
The play artfully illustrates Bill and Bob's journey from the pain and isolation of alcoholism to the hope and inspiration they find in sobriety and helping others. The play originally opened Off-Broadway at the New World Stages to outstanding critical acclaim.
THE TEAM BEHIND THE SHOW
Playwrights - Stephen Bergman and Janet Surrey Producer and Director - Ronnie Marmo
Assistant Director - Janelle Marmo
Lighting Design - Mathew Richter
THE PRODUCTION IS DOUBLE-CAST
Performance Schedule
Fridays 8pm & Saturdays 3pm
Cast: Michael Rubenstone, Daniel T. McCann, Lisa LoCicero, Joyce Fidler, Paul S. & Kimberly Demarse
Saturdays 8pm & Sundays 2pm
Cast: Steven R. O'Brien, Steve Gelder, Kieren van den Blink, Caron Strong, Jon Luke Thomas & Danielle Montezionos
PERFORMANCE DETAILS:
BILL W. AND DR. BOB
Opening February 17th. Running through April 9th.
Theatre 68 Arts Complex - The Beckett at 5112 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA. 91601 Tickets are $35. Running time is 120 minutes.
For reservations, www.billwanddrbobonstage.com or www.Theatre68.com
GROUP REQUESTS: For groups of 15 or more and/or to request flyers for distribution, please contact theatre68@gmail.com.
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