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SPERM ASSASSINATION...THE SURVIVORS To Be Performed At Bad Ladder
Pam Levin's dark comedy, directed by Mark Hatfield, plays The Hollywood Fringe.
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SPERM ASSASSINATION...the survivors, is Pam Levin's dark comedy about the fear of becoming a parent, and why she seriously considered just settling for a dog. To birth or not to birth, that is the question, but what if, to NOT is a deal breaker? Pam had managed to convince her husband Brett to postpone parenting for 5 years, but now time's up and her husband's biological clock is ticking. But Pam has a different strategy, she launches into a full-scale covert operation known as...SPERM ASSASSINATION! This laugh out loud conundrum is the rebranding of her critically acclaimed solo show, Tales of Modern Motherhood.
Multi-Award Winning, solo artist Pam Levin has been perforning one-woman shows for the past 25 plus years. She has been an "ENCORE PERFORMER" at the United Solo Festival numerous times. Pam has received "BEST OF FEST" 4 times at the Whitefire Annual Solo Festival. Twice for ASTROLOGICALLY SCREWED and twice for TALES part 2. Pam had the wonderful opportunity of traveling and performing at 6 of the Western Canadian Fringe Festivals and performed at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in Australia.
Mark Hatfield directs, with his previous directing credits including Happily Divorced, Tales of Modern Motherhood, A New Yawk Life, Folk and Race, Shivaree, The Quiet Room, and Savage in Limbo. He is also an actor, dancer, choreographer, and writer. He is a graduate of UCLA.
Performances will talk place at Bad Ladder (Main Space), 1514 N. Gardner St., Los Angeles, CA. The performance schedule is as follows: Friday, June 5, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.; Regular performances Sunday, June 14 at 7 p.m.; Tuesday, June 16 at 7 p.m.; Wednesday, June 24 at 9:30 p.m.; Friday, June 26 at 10 p.m. Admission is $20. Tickets can be purchased at the Hollywood Fringe website.
The estimated run time is 75 minutes. Suggested for audiences 16 to Adult.
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