THE ENABLER MONOLOGUES to be Presented at Echo Theater Company in April
The performance will take place on April 16.
Echo Theater Company will present the The Enabler Monologues, a searing, darkly comedic, one-night-only theatrical protest event that exposes the enablers of fascism — the politicians, billionaires, media moguls and power players who paved the way for Trump’s return. Featuring 28 monologues written for the Echo by America’s leading dramatists, performed by top L.A. actors and emceed by “Politics Girl” Leigh McGowan, it is a reckoning, a refusal to let history be rewritten, and a direct challenge to those who let it happen.
• Monologues by Boni B. Alvarez, Stephen Belber, Neal Bell, June Carryl, Rick Cleveland, Bernardo Cubria, Lisa Sanaye Dring, Jessica Goldberg, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Josh Halloway, Stephen Laughton, David Lindsay-Abaire, Hamish Linklater, Kenneth Lonergan, Jay Martel, Marlane Meyer, Janine Nabers, Kira Obolensky, Matthew Paul Olmos, Erik Patterson, Kate Robin, Alexis Roblan, Robert Schenkkan, Keith Szarabajka, Daniel Talbott, Wes Walker, Robert Walsh and Guy Zimmerman.
• Performed by Hugo Armstrong, Steven Culp, Lisa Edelstein, Steve Hofvendahl, Tom Irwin, Sharon Lawrence, Joshua Malina, Leo Marks, Jan Munroe, Rob Nagle, Melinda McGraw, Jeff Perry, Alan Ruck, Peter Van Norden and Tim Wright
• Emcee: “Politics Girl” Leigh McGowan
• Event created by Stephen Laughton and Chris Fields
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