DOMA Theatre Extends DREAMGIRLS Through May 5
DOMA Theatre Company extends its hit production of DREAMGIRLS through May 5. With more than two-dozen cast members and a six-piece on-stage band, this story about a black girl group from Chicago that makes it big in a business controlled by white men sizzles with R&B soul, capturing the spirit and hope of Motown. As superstardom challenges the trio's musical and cultural identity they must fight for recognition, fellowship and love.
Featuring Book and lyrics by Tom Eyen and Music by Henry Krieger, with additional material by Willie Reale, DREAMGIRLS is directed with musical staging by Marco Gomez, plus musical direction by Chris Raymond and choreography by Rae Toledo. The show is produced by Michael Abramson and Dolf Ramos and presented by DOMA Theatre Company.
The show continues through May 5:
Fridays @ 8 pm: March 29; April 5, 12, 19, 26; May 3
Saturdays @ 8 pm: March 30; April 6, 13, 20, 27; May 4
Sundays @ 3 pm: March 31; April 7, 14, 21, 28; May 5
All performances run at DOMA Theatre Co. at The MET Theatre, 1089 N. Oxford Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. For tickets and information, go to www.domatheatre.com or call 323-802-4990. Tickets: General Admission: $30; VIP: $34.99 (includes preferred seating and a complimentary beverage); Seniors and students with ID: $20. Parking: $5 (behind Catalina Market in the alley just east of Western and south of Santa Monica Blvd.)
Pictured: Tyra Dennis, Jennifer Colby Talton and Tiffany Williams. Photo Credit: Michael Lamont.
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