NOTHING TO HIDE Closes 3/31 in Los Angeles

After breaking box office records for single highest sales day ($34,348) and highest weekly box office gross (over $91,000) in the the history of the intimate Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater, Nothing to Hide featuring Derek DelGaudio (2011 Close-Up Magician of the Year) and Helder Guimarães (2011 Parlour Magician of the Year) and directed by Neil Patrick Harris, must close on March 31, 2013 after four months of sell-out performances. The production must close due to the Geffen's scheduled run of Neil LaBute's highly anticipated world premiere adaptation of August Strindberg's Miss Julie which begins previews in the Audrey on April 23, 2013.

The sleight-of-hand performance earned acclaim from every major critical outlet including The New York Times, Los Angeles Times and Variety. Nothing to Hide will have tripled its originally announced run, marks the fifth production in the Audrey to extend since 2009 and comes on the heels of three extended productions last year alone.

"We had our first public performance only a few days after Thanksgiving last year," recalls DelGaudio, "and Helder and I are grateful to have had the opportunity to work together for four months in the beautifully intimate Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater."

Artistic Director Randall Arney commented, "What a thrill it is to see audiences respond to Nothing to Hide with as much excitement as we do. Neil, Derek and Helder, all amazing talents, have collaborated to create a unique, artful and mind-blowing evening that theater-goers will be talking about for a long time. We love these guys."

Performances of Nothing to Hide continue through March 31 only; audiences are encouraged to book early as performances are expected to sell-out quickly now that the final closing date has been announced.