Dulcy Roger's I AM A TREE Opens At The Lillian Theatre 6/19

I Am a Tree

An unstable new comedy

by Dulcy Rogers

directed by Bob Koherr

Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
June 11th thru July 17th

At the
Lillian Theatre at Elephant Stages
6322 Santa Monica Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90038

Reserve tickets online at www.plays411.com/Tree
or
call 323-960-7711

Tickets - $20

Valet & street parking available
For more information about this show, log onto:
www.IAmaTree.net

When it comes to insanity, sometimes the nut doesn't fall far from the tree.

So, when urbane New Yorker Claire unexpectedly encounters three wildly eccentric older aunts during her personal quest to uncover more information about her own institutionalized mother, she suddenly begins to question her own sanity. Will Claire's sojourn for the truth land her in the loony bin as well?

Actress/playwright Dulcy Rogers has performed in New York and regional theatre, as well as in several new plays off Broadway. After moving to Los Angeles she guest starred on many sitcoms including "Frasier", "Wings", "The Savages", "Pursuit of Happiness", "The Drew Carey Show", "The Caroline Rhea Show" (in which she performed and wrote) as well as acted in such movies as "Father of the Bride II", "Rude Awakening", "Certain Guys" and "Almost Home" -- a short film she wrote herself, which was seen around the country on the film festival circuit. She wrote and performed her one woman show Ruth Draper and Her Cast of Characters, as well as developed two shows for television--one at the WB for herself and later another for her husband Diedrich Bader at CBS.

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