Cat's Glass of Wine Productions Presents BURN THIS August 27 Through September 13
The cat's Glass of Wine Productions will present its inaugural production, BURN THIS August 27 through September 13. The production will play at The Flight Theatre at the Complex.
BURN THIS is written by Lanford Wilson. The production will be directed by David Watson, and feature costume designs by Maggie Chieffo and lighting designs by Travis McHale.
BURN THIS features Melanie Hawkins (Anna), Eli Mahar (Burton), Ben McGroarty (Pale), and Mark Thornton (Larry).
The production will play the following schedule:
August 21, 22 & 27, 28, 29 at 8pm
August 23 & 30 at 3pm
September 4, 5 & 11, 12 at 8pm
September 6 & 13 at 7pm
"Pay What You Can" at the door on August 23
Tickets are priced at $18, and be purchased at www.burnthisplay.info.
The Flight Theater at The Complex is located at 6476 Santa Monica Boulevard.
For more information, visit www.TheCatsGlassOfWine.com.
The glass half full is how we like to see things.
It all started over a simple conversation amongst creative friends (who chose to fill their glasses with wine). During a time of economic hardship and all that goes with it, our glasses had started to feel a bit empty.
The cat knocked over a glass of wine and we decided it was time to stop being at the mercy of the external environment and take control of our own work and future.
The cat's Glass of Wine Productions is our place to bring art into action for all to see, support, and participate in. It is our way of creating an outlet for artists to experiment, collaborate and learn. In this company all things are possible...
Even a cat having a glass of wine.
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