West Coast Premiere of NEXT THING YOU KNOW Opens 4/15 at Chromolume Theatre
Next Thing You Know is the story of four New Yorkers as they laugh, love and drink their way through the big questions that face all young dreamers who wake up in the city that never sleeps. Does marrying a really nice guy mean you're settling down or just settling? Does taking a nine-to-five equal giving up or growing up? Does a decade in the city break you down or break you in?
Next Thing You Know looks at a time in life where one day you wake up, and instead of a hangover, you have a job. Instead of a fling, you have a live-in girlfriend. And instead of naïve dreams, you have reality.
"Next Thing You Know is the story of four New Yorkers waking up from their invincible twenties and confronting adulthood in the city that never sleeps." - Theatremania
Next Thing You Know premiered off-Broadway in 2011 as a follow up to Saltzman and Cunningham's previous musical I Love You Because. This is a West Coast Premiere.
THE TEAM BEHIND THE SHOW
Music by Joshua Saltzman
Lyrics and Book by Ryan Cunningham
Directed by Shen Heckel
Musical direction by Emily Cohn
Produced by Chromolume Theatre At The Attic
Featuring the Cast of
Tara Shoemaker
Maya Sayre*
Alex Allred
* Members of the Actors Equity Association
Next Thing You Know opens on Friday, April 15 at 8pm. The regular performance schedule is Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 7pm through May 1, 2016. Tickets are $28 and may be purchased online at www.crtheatre.com or via telephone at 323-205-1617. Chromolume Theatre at the Attic is located at 5429 W. Washington Boulevard (between the 10 freeway and Hauser Boulevard), in Los Angeles, CA 90016. Ample street parking. More information: www.crtheatre.com or call 323-510-2688.
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