Ipso Facto Theatricals Presents COLD LANG SYNE Through 1/2
The year is drawing to a close, and with it the World Premiere production of Cold Lang Syne, the new holiday thriller by Gregory Blair that runs through January 2, 2011 in the Ruby Theatre at The Complex in Hollywood.
Set on New Year's Eve, Cold Lang Syne is about the reunion of four college friends and their significant others, who come together at a holiday party-a party that takes a deadly turn. Which guests harbor secrets-and who among them is a killer?
"Thrillers are so much fun, and so rare these days, and what an exciting change from the same old holiday fare," says Blair. "Cold Lang Syne is a whodunit with lots of laughs, suspects, and surprises."
"Cold Lang Syne is indeed full of plot twists and turns in the style of Agatha Christie, yet has a contemporary sensibility and is laced with humor," Agrees producer Kyle Nudo.
Tickets to Cold Lang Syne are $20 general admission, and $25 for the special New Year's Eve performance at 7 pm on Friday, December 31. To purchase tickets, call (323) 960-4412, or visit www.Plays411.com/ColdLangSyne.
Visit the official Cold Lang Syne website at www.ColdLangSyne.us.
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