Greenway Arts Alliance Launches Novel to Stage Program
Greenway Arts Alliance Presents George Orwell's 1984, adapted by Alan Lyddiard and directed by Kate Jopson. Greenway Court Theatre's professional production of 1984 launches the premier of GREENWAY READS, a collaboration along with the City of West Hollywood Public Library, Greenway Institute for the Arts, the Melrose Trading Post and Fairfax High School. Fairfax High School students and residents of West Hollywood are included in an all school and community reading of the novel 1984 culminating with Greenway Court's theatrical production of Orwell's 1984.
Greenway's multi-disciplinary approach to programming will focus on the novel's themes while bringing it to life on stage and through arts education and special events. Greenway Court Theatre's stage production of 1984 opens October 21sth and runs through November 19th.
Greenway Arts Alliance unites communities through art, education and social enterprise. Through our professional theatre productions, educational programs and the Melrose Trading Post, Greenway builds a vibrant artistic community. For more information go to:
Performances are Friday's and Saturday's at 8 PM, Student matinee's are Wednesday's and Friday's at 9:30 AM at Greenway Court Theatre (544 N Fairfax, Los Angeles, 90036) There will be two preview performances on Thursday, October 6th and Friday. October 7th at 8 PM.
Tickets are available at boxoffice@greenwayarts.org or by calling 323-655-7679. General Admission: $20; Students $10 (with valid ID) There is free adjacent parking, immediately north of the theatre. No alcohol allowed on the premises.
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