Photo Coverage: 'Little Sheba' Opens at Kirk Douglas
The Center Theatre Group's production of Come Back, Little Sheba opened June 24 at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in downtown Culver City, which is staring S. Epatha Merkerson and Alan Rosenberg in the William Inge classic.
"In Come Back, Little Sheba, Lola (Merkerson) is a woman lost in her memories and caught in a stale 25-year marriage with Doc (Rosenberg), a man who has his own struggles with the past," state press notes. "Lola opens their home to Marie (Jenna Gavigan), a fresh-faced young boarder, and soon the precarious balance of the couple's relationship is shaken by Marie's youthful sexuality and vivaciousness. Inge gives a compassionate and authentic voice to the complex emotions and longings of Lola and Doc as they are compelled to re-examine their life together."Michael Pressman directs the play, running through July 15th, and also staring Josh Cooke, Michael Dempsey, Bill Heck, Lyle Kanouse, Roger Aaron Brown, Brenda Wehle, Matthew Williamson and Joe Mahon.For more information and to buy tickets for Come Back, Little Sheba, visit www.CenterTheatreGroup.org or call 213-628-2772.
Alan Rosenberg, S. Epatha Merkerson, Benjamin Bratt and wife Talisa Soto
Jenna Gavigan, Alan Rosenberg and Kathy Baker
Josh Cooke and Bill Heck kiss Jenna Gavigan
S. Epatha Merkerson and Alan Rosenberg
Jenna Gavigan, S. Epatha Merkerson, Josh Cooke and Bill Heck
Alan Rosenberg and wife Marg Helgenberger
Kate Burton, LaTanya Richardson and Samuel L. Jackson
T.R. Knight and John Carroll Lynch
Kathy Baker and Director Michael Pressman
Anna Maria Horsford, Samuel L. Jackson and Reginald VelJohnson
Josh Cooke and Valerie Harper
CTG Artistic Director Michael Ritchie and Alan Rosenberg
Director Michael Pressman and S. Epatha Merkerson
Brenda Wehle and Jenna Gavigan
Paul Reubens
Paul Ruebens
Director Michael Pressman and Kathy Baker
Kathy Baker
Lyle Kanouse and wife Audrey Wasilewski
Charlayne Woodard, Talisa Soto and Benjamin Bratt
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