Photos: First Look at the World Premiere Of BACK PORCH At The Victory Theatre
Anderson’s gay coming-of-age story is a delightful homage to both William Inge's classic play 'Picnic' and to the art of movie making.
Check out photos from the world premiere of “Back Porch”, a new comedy by Eric Anderson opening this weekend at The Victory Theatre Center in Burbank.
Set in 1955 when Hollywood descends upon a small town in Kansas to shoot scenes for the film version of “Picnic” with William Holden and Kim Novak, Anderson’s queer coming-of-age story is a delightful homage to both William Inge's classic play and to the art of movie making.
Performances continue through July 9. For information and to purchase tickets, call (818) 533-1611 or go to onstage411.com/BackPorch.
Photo credit: Keira Wight
Jonathan Fishman, Karl Maschek, Isaac W. Jay and Cody Lemmon
Cody Lemmon, Jonathan Fishman, Isaac W. Jay and Karl Maschek
Isaac W. Jay, Eric Zak, Jonathan Fishman, Jordan Morgan, Karl Maschek, Cody Lemmon
Jordan Morgan, Cody Lemmon, Jonathan Fishman, Karl Maschek, and Isaac W. Jay
Cody Lemmon, Karl Maschek, Jordan Morgan, Isaac W. Jay and Jonathan Fishman
Isaac W. Jay and Jordan Morgan
Isaac W. Jay and Jordan Morgan
Isaac W. Jay and Jordan Morgan
Eric Zak, Isaac W. Jay, Jordan Morgan
Karl Maschek and Jonathan Fishman
Jordan Morgan and Isaac W. Jay
Jonathan Fishman, Karl Maschek, Jordan Morgan, Eric Zak, Cody Lemmon and Isaac W. Jay
Jonathan Fishman, Karl Maschek, Isaac W. Jay and Cody Lemmon
Jordan Morgan and Isaac W. Jay
Jordan Morgan, Isaac W. Jay
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