The Fountain Theatre Extends THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT
Performances will now play through April 30.
The Fountain Theatre extends the West Coast premiere of The Lifespan of a Fact through April 30. What's more important: writing the truth, or telling a good story? Based on the nonfiction book named "Best of the Year" by the Huffington Post, this highly entertaining, very funny new play follows young intern Jim Fingal, whose first assignment at an elite New York magazine is to fact check an essay written by a highly celebrated and cantankerous author. What Jim finds turns his world upside down. Thought-provoking, with zinging one-liners, The Lifespan of a Fact explodes into a hilarious slugfest between "facts" and "truth," making it hard to imagine a play ever being more timely.
WHEN:
Extended through April 30
Remaining performances:
• Fridays at 8 p.m.: March 24; March 31; April 21; April 28 (dark April 7, April 14)
• Saturdays at 8 p.m.: March 25; April 1; April 22; April 29 (dark April 8, April 15)
• Sundays at 2 p.m.: March 26; April 2; April 23, April 30 (dark April 9, April 16)
• Mondays at 8 p.m.: March 27; April 10; April 17; April 24 (dark April 3)
WHERE:
The Fountain Theatre
5060 Fountain Ave.
Los Angeles CA 90029
(Fountain at Normandie)
TICKET PRICES:
$25 - $45:
• Premium Seating: $45
• Regular Seating: $40
• Seniors 65 or older: $35 (regular seating only)
• Students: $25 (valid ID required)
• Monday nights: Regular seating ($40) and Pay-What-You-Want (subject to availability)
PARKING:
Secure, on-site parking: $5
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