SkyPilot Theatre Company's 4 MURDERS Enters Final Weekend
The West Coast Premiere of Brett Neveu's dark dramedy 4 MURDERS offers an examination of urban isolation and the convenient yet tragic cure for such loneliness. It is a surreal discussion of images, impressions and ideas that poke through the clutter of the day-to-day. The normalcy of eating dinner, drinking tea, waiting for a bus or falling to sleep is interrupted by thoughts of mortality, as a serial killer meets and murders four characters seemingly at random. If the darkness itself were physically able to converse, those conversations would be much like what is heard in 4 MURDERS; for once we begin to speak to the darkness, our biggest fear is that the darkness may just speak back.
Directed by James Sharpe and starring Eric Curtis Johnson, Heather Roop, Germaine De Leon, Morgan Lariah and Guy Mack.
"GO! This play could have been written by Albert Camus... How can something so horrifying be so gentle? They certainly get the job done under James Sharpe's direction... accompanied by Jonathan Price's lyrical sound design and Dave Craig's video images that drape across Kurtis Bedford's set like a mural." -- Steven Leigh Morris, LA WEEKLY
WHEN:
10/15-11/20, Saturdays 8pm & Sundays 7pm
WHERE:
T.U. Studios
10943 Camarillo St.
North Hollywood, CA 91602
TICKETS:
$20 General Admission: To purchase tickets visit www.SKYPILOTTHEATRE.com or call 800-838-3006
WHO:
SkyPilot Theatre Company is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering new relationships with provocative playwrights to develop the most compelling, challenging and humorous new plays for the Los Angeles theatre going audience.
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