IAMA Theatre Company Presents CELESTIAL EVENTS
The show will open at Actors Company LA in Hollywood on February 25, where performances will continue through March 13.
By: Stephi Wild

IAMA Theatre Company returns to in-person theater with the world premiere of a new, ensemble-inspired comedy that offers a modern and very fun escape from our never-ending pandemic reality. Celestial Events, written, directed and performed entirely by members of the IAMA ensemble, will open at Actors Company LA in Hollywood on February 25, where performances will continue through March 13.
A feel-good comedy about friendship, love and shared experience in the city of L.A., Celestial Events introduces us to 12 Angelenos whose paths cross in mysterious ways on the eve of a once-in-a-millennia meteor shower. "We want our audience to go home feeling great!," explain Deborah S. Craig and Christian Durso, who head up the writing team. "This piece has turned out to be a wonderful, joyous collaboration among our multi-talented ensemble. We worked together creatively across the board, and the result is, we think, a delightful evening that speaks to our shared humanity. Here's a chance to take a break from crisis. To go and feel something together, as a community. And to experience our wonderful upbeat, and - we hope - spectacular ending." "Sharing a new piece of theater created fully by our amazing ensemble is the perfect way to welcome our audience back in person to IAMA," says artistic director Stefanie Black. "At our very core, IAMA is a group of artists celebrating the human experience together."
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