Photo Flash: William Shakespeare's LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST Comes to The Lounge Theatre In Hollywood
From the team that brought you last year's chilling and poignant production of RICHARD THE SECOND comes a hilarious and heartwarming new venture: William Shakespeare's LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST. LA classical theatre ensemble Chase What Flies welcomes you to the court of Navarre, where love is forbidden (and all but inevitable). Come join some of Shakespeare's most lovable oddballs as they navigate big feelings, big plans, and the uncertainty of life.
Consisting of actors and artists from some of LA's finest theatres, Chase What Flies comes together to share progressive stories through the universality found in classic Plays and Words. Love's Labour's Lost endeavors to bring joy, silliness and hope to our audiences this holiday season, reminding us how love can change our lives mostly for the better. Join us at the Lounge Theatre in Hollywood - tickets are only $15 in advance, $20 at the door!
Reserve your tickets today at ChaseLove.brownpapertickets.com
featuring
Kaite Brandt as Sir Nathaniel
John Cody Fasano as Longaville
Doug Harvey* as King
Ken Ivy as Moth
Jordan Klomp* as Berowne
Julie Lanctot as Rosaline
Maia Luer as Maria
Kelvin Morales as Dumain
Kristina Mueller* as Don Armado
Tiana Randall-Quant as Princess
Cameron Rose as Costard
Megan Ruble as Katharine
William Gray Schierholt* as Boyet
Alex Sheldon as Dull
Talya Sindel as Jaquenetta
Tippi Thomas* as Holofernes
Text Consultant: Susan Angelo*
Costume Design: Rachel Harmon
Lighting Design: Bri Pattillo
Scenic Design: Cameron Rose
Mask Design: Alex Sheldon
Logo Design: Sky Wahl
Producer/Stage Manager: Frank Weidner*
*Members of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. This production is being presented under the auspices of the Actors' Equity Association Los Angeles Self-Produced Code
Dumain (Kelvin Morales), Longaville (John Cody Fasano), Costard (Cameron Rose) and Berowne (Jordan Klomp)
Jaquenetta (Talya Sindel), Don Armado (Kristina Mueller), and Costard (Cameron Rose)
Moth (Ken Ivy)
Dull (Alex Sheldon), Rosaline (Julie Lanctot), Boyet (William Gray Schierholt), the Princess (Tiana Randall-Quant), Katharine (Megan Ruble), and Maria (Maia Luer)
Holofernes (Tippi Thomas)
Longaville (John Cody Fasano), Berowne (Jordan Klomp), Dumain (Kelvin Morales), and the King (Doug Harvey)
Sir Nathaniel (Kaite Brandt), Holofernes (Tippi Thomas), and Don Armado (Kristina Mueller)
Rosaline (Julie Lanctot), Katharine (Megan Ruble), the Princess (Tiana Randall-Quant), Maria (Maia Luer), and Boyet (William Gray Schierholt)
Dull (Alex Sheldon), Sir Nathaniel (Kaite Brandt) and Costard (Cameron Rose)
The Princess (Tiana Randall-Quant), Katharine (Megan Ruble), Jaquenetta (Talya Sindel), Maria (Maia Luer), Dull (Alex Sheldon), and Dumain (Kelvin Morales)
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