FACT OR FICTION: THE AOJ STORY Continues thru 6/28 at Hollywood Fringe
Already being hailed has a can't miss for its unique concept and ambiguous to present a plethora of True Events through script and improve, FACT OR FICTION: The AOJ Story is a story about love, self-identification, self-worth, love, an inflated ego, and addictions. A new, original hybrid show written by James Kenneth, opened on June 11th , and is currently running through June 28th, select nights at the annual Hollywood Fringe Festival. It is presented by the all-new 3... 2.. 1. Collective. As the company's inaugural offering of the collective, and first original work, it is directed by James Kenneth. Director Kenneth promises this is a story you will not want to miss. Half scripted, and half audience suggestion, this true story of a young man's journey through sexual addiction and rebuilding his life will be presented in an up-close and personal unique format, that only Black Box format theatre can deliver.
Final performances of FACT OR FICTION: The AOJ Story performances take place on June 21st at 8:30pm, June 25th at 10:00pm, and June 28th at 9:30pm. All performances are at the Elephant Space at Theatre Asylum.
Featured in the FACT OR FICTION: The AOJ Story stars Patience Ekpo, Robert Javinett, James Maple, Josh Margulies, Terry Opp, Selena O'Sullivan, Sto Strouss, and Jovan Thomas. The sooth, deep voice of J.B. Bauersfeld narrates the play through audio recordings.
The world-premiere, FACT OR FICTION: The AOJ Story is sure to resonate in the hearts of many. Based upon a true story, it tells the story of a young man's move from the Midwest to Los Angeles only to fall victim to the allure of California. Unique presented where no two nights has the same presentation, it involves audience suggestion (IMPROV) to tell the story. Get the facts every night -- but in a different approach with each performance!
Tickets are $14 general admission with the VIP experience $20. All 10pm shows and 1pm shows, are $5 off the above listed prices. The VIP experience includes first two-row seating (or onstage as available), a photo with the cast, and a special talk back session after so you can find out exactly what is fact and what is fiction.
Tickets may be reserved in advance by through the company website, www.321onfirela.com, or purchased through the Hollywood Fringe Festival website, www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/2410.
Please note that due to sexual situations, and adult content, this production is not recommended for those under 16 will be admitted. Please bring your photo ID to present at the box office for admission.
The 70-seat Elephant Space is located at Theatre Asylum, 6322 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90038. Please arrive early to allow time for street parking, late seating will be at the discretion of the Stage Manager and/or director.
For more information about the production, visit www.321onfirela.com or email laonfire321@outlook.com.
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