Ronnie Marmo Directs West Coast Premiere of Holiday Musical WHO KILLED SANTA?, Starting Tonight
Ronnie has directed over fifty stage productions in Los Angeles and New York. Past favorites include the World Premiere Musical Serial Killer Barbie, which just closed in January after a three month completely sold-out engagement, the critically acclaimed Bill W. and Dr. Bob, which enjoyed 350+ sold out performances in the past 12 years, the Los Angeles Premiere of Storefront Church and the World Premiere of Last Night In The Garden I Saw You both written by John Patrick Shanley and West of Brooklyn which Marmo inked. Ronnie was the Artistic Director and Producer of the critically acclaimed first ever 13 by Shanley Festival which enjoyed a six-month run. Marmo has directed the film A Loan Officer And A Gentlemen. He also directed the series Adults Only and LaLa Land. He received the Robert Pastorelli Rising Star Award for achievements as actor, writer, director and producer at the 2010 Garden State Film Festival. Ronnie completed a three-year run on ABC's General Hospital as Ronnie Dimestico. This will be Marmo's third Musical, along with Serial Killer Barbie and Adam & Eve And Steve. He continues to serve at the Artistic Director of Theatre 68 (68 Cent Crew Theatre Company) in Los Angeles and New York City.
In this hilarious and irreverent send-up, Santa is hosting his annual holiday party attended by the usual holiday favorites: Frosty, Tiny Tim, The Little Drummer Boy, and Rudolph, who all have a bone to pick with Santa.
WHO KILLED SANTA? is an alternative adult show featuring four possible endings, parodies of holiday songs, drag, and gratuitous violence. For additional show and casting information, go to www.theatre68.com.
Opening December 4th, 2015 and running through January 2nd. Performances are Friday & Saturday 8PM and Sunday 7PM. Additional Performances: Thurs. Dec. 11 & 17 & Wed. Dec. 23 8PM General admission: $25.00. Tickets at www.plays411.com/santa.
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