Dee and Nick are an acrimoniously divorcing couple. They run into each other at their former home while packing up their respective belongings, the day before their divorce is to become final. Sniping begins. Claws are out. Fangs are bared. Then, they make an odd discovery: Despite the anger, despite the bitterness, despite the various emotional cruelties, they still love each other.Is there hope for themWritten and directed by Karen Lukesh. Starring Karen Lukesh and Scott sPEISER.
Ages: 13 to Adult
News About Do Us Part at Zephyr Theatre
BWW Review: FORT HUACHUCA at the Zephyr Theatre July 27, 2021 Denied membership in the American Red Cross during WWII, 180 black women of the 32nd and 33rd WAAC companies were reluctantly accepted into the Army, assumed their duties at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, and went on to contribute an important chapter to America's history. BWW Interview: THIS WILL BE Ali MacLean's YEAR @ SheLa Arts July 13, 2020 The third annual SheLA Arts' Summer Theater Festival has gone completely digital this year, running July 13 through July 19, 2020. I had the socially distant chance to pose a few questions to one of the five elected playwrights chosen for this year's festival, Ali MacLean, whose THIS WILL BE OUR YEAR will world premiere July 17th via Zoom. BWW Interview: Dale Dickey Keeps Coming Back to Del Shores & CRAZY January 23, 2020 The Los Angeles Premiere of prolific playwright Del Shore's latest THIS SIDE OF CRAZY begins January 30, 2020 at the Zephyr Theatre. Del's latest in his entertaining and relatable dysfunctional family tales centers on renown Gospel singer Ditty Blaylock as she's about to be honored by the Gospel Music Network. Unbeknownst to her adoring public, the promised reunion of her three singing daughters, estranged for twenty-five-plus years, may be the death of Ditty yet. I had the chance to ask a few questions of Del Shores regular Dale Dickey, who plays Abigail Blaylock, the crazy, angry daughter. DO US PART Comes to Zephyr Theatre September 26, 2019 Dee and Nick are an acrimoniously divorcing couple. They run into each other at their former home while packing up their respective belongings, the day before their divorce is to become final. Sniping begins. Claws are out. Fangs are bared. Then, they make an odd discovery: Despite the anger, despite the bitterness, despite the various emotional cruelties, they still love each other. Is there hope for them? 2nd Annual She LA Arts Summer Theater Festival To Play The Zephyr Theatre May 20, 2019 She NYC Arts will present the second annual She LA Arts Summer Theater Festival, a festival featuring five new full-length shows by women playwrights, July 28-August 4 at The Zephyr Theatre (7456 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046). Tickets ($20) will go on sale in June at www.SheLAArts.org. The performance schedule for the festival will also be announced in June. BWW Interview: Long-Time Partners JW Walker & Pamela Gaye Walker Enjoying EMPTY-NESTing & Working Together January 17, 2019 The couple behind (and front and center of) THE EMPTY NESTERS, JW Walker and Pamela Gaye Walker certainly validate the adage 'A couple that works together, stays together.' With a working and personal relationship spanning decades, JW and Pam take time from their respective day jobs, (he producing at Disney/Pixar Studios, she running their production company Ghost Ranch Productions) to bring THE EMPTY NESTERS to the Zephyr Theatre (beginning January 17, 2019) a play they both have a heartfelt connection to. These two multi-taskers were gracious enough to carve out some time to answer my queries. WINK Survival Story Comes to The Zephyr Theatre
December 08, 2018 Taking over the title role in Neil Koenigsberg's play WINK, Andrik Ochoa begins rehearsals this week after replacing Javen Marquise Smith. A non-binary actor, Ochoa is based in Los Angeles and was recently seen in the film 'Morir de Amor.'
Zephyr Theatre Frequently Asked Questions
What shows are coming up next at Zephyr Theatre
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (6/8-6/19)
Three Tables (4/22-5/22) Dead Skin (6/2-6/25) The Undiscovered Country: A Skeptic's Guide to the Afterlife (6/4-6/21) Is It History or Is It His-Story? (6/4-6/25) En Route (6/5-6/18) And...Out of the Blue- A Miraculous Musical (6/10-6/11) SHIZUKA (9/16-10/9)
Where is Zephyr Theatre located?
Zephyr Theatre is at 7456 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA.
What shows have played recently at Zephyr Theatre
The 2019 She LA Summer Theater Festival (7/30/2019-8/5/2019)
The Empty Nesters (1/17/2019-2/17/2019) Wink (12/8/2018-1/13/2019) UK Underdog (9/20/2018-10/28/2018) "BLACK!" (9/9/2018-10/14/2018) THE DOOR TO AMERICA (7/26/2018-7/28/2018) The Road-Trip Monologues (7/6/2018-7/22/2018) MORE GUNS! A New Musical Comedy about the NRA (6/2/2018-6/23/2018) L.O.V.E.R. (4/13/2018-5/12/2018) Br'er Cotton (9/23/2017-10/29/2017)
What is the history of Zephyr Theatre ?
We create live arts productions that are visually, artistically and emotionally inventive. We incorporate music, movement, and dramatic expression in new and intriguing ways. We provide a gathering place for the community and youth to discover their full potential in the arts.
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