Catch WHERE THE NUMBERS END: A Hell's Kitchen Love Tragedy at Whitefire Theatre
Just four performances remain of the Whitefire Theatre's world premiere of "WHERE THE NUMBERS END: A Hell's Kitchen Love Tragedy" written and directed by Amanda Moresco, running Saturday evenings at 8:00 pm, May 27, June 3 and 10 at the Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks, CA.
"WHERE THE NUMBERS END: A Hell's Kitchen Love Tragedy is a poetic depiction of a Saturday night in a Hell's Kitchen bar in New York City. Margaret, the birthday girl, celebrates with her cousins Louise, a hardened smart ass and Caroline, a promiscuous drinker. The three tough New York City chicks face their demons and discover whether or not they have the strength to make it out of the bar alive. Filled with raw humor and candid truth the play explores themes of brokenness vs resilience, and the strength that it takes to escape the demons of your past.
Starring Matty Daniell ("#Reality High", "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia"), Eddie Goines "The Coalition," "The Perfect Man"), Zachary Mooren ("Black Dog, Red Dog, "Audition"), Elizabeth Regen ("Whoopi," "The Black Donnellys" ), Lynn Sher ("Mallory and Nicole," The Undiscovered County), Dario Torres ("Fresh Off the Boat," The Motherfucker with the Hat, Sofia Vassilieva "Eloise at the Plaza, " "Medium" and Alexandra Vino ("How to Make it in America," "Agent Carter").
May 27, June 3 and June 10, 2017Saturdays at 8:00 pmAges 18 and upMature language and minimal violence Tickets $22brownpapertickets.com Information: 818-990-2324Whitefire Theatre, 13500 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks 91423
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