Theatre of NOTE to Open 2015 Season with NIAGARA FALLS
By: Tyler Peterson
Theatre of NOTE opens its 2015 season with the world premiere of NIAGARA FALLS, written by Steve Yockey (Wolves, Very Still and Hard to See) and directed by Ryan Bergmann.
NIAGARA FALLS opens on newlyweds Jack and Avery Perch who want to enjoy their kitschy Niagara Falls honeymoon, but doubts about their speedy nuptials, the unfortunate hotel room, and an interrupting concierge aren't helping to set the mood. A mysterious event sends both on a chase through a nearby carnival...and a parallel universe. NIAGARA FALLS is a dark comedy that takes up the torch for love and romance and almost burns down the house with it. NIAGARA FALLS will preview Friday and Saturday, February 13 and 14, at 8pm, and will open on Friday, February 20 at 8pm and run through Saturday, March 28 at Theatre of NOTE, 1517 N Cahuenga Blvd (just north of Sunset) in Hollywood. STEVE YOCKEY (Playwright) is a Los Angeles-based writer with work produced throughout the country, in Europe and Asia. Afterlife, Octopus, Large Animal Games, CARTOON, Subculture, Very Still & Hard to See, The Fisherman's Wife, and Wolves are published and available from Samuel French. Last season, Theatre of NOTE produced his dark farce Disassembly and remounted the production for the Hollywood Fringe. He was one of two writers selected for the first US/Australia playwright exchange sponsored by NNPN and Playwriting Australia, and is the recipient of the 2013 LA Weekly Playwriting Award for his ghost story Very Still & Hard to See. He holds an MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts (2008). Steve is adapting Zenescope's Monster Hunters' Survival Guide for Relativity Television and is currently writing/executive producing the new MTV dark comedy Self-Promotion.
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