GLORIA at Caroline's L.O.F.T.

When an ordinary workday ends in a life-altering event, the stakes for who will get to tell their own story become higher than ever.

Join us for a one-night-only celebration of storytellers at Black Rabbit Theatre Company's staged presentation of GLORIA!

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' explosive and timely Pulitzer Prize finalist play will have everybody talking. And on October 7th, at the gorgeous 240-seat Caroline's L.O.F.T. on the LACSHA campus, we've got the space for some great conversation.

•   5:30 - 7:00: Food, mocktails, music, and unique Black Rabbit merch
•   7:00: Showtime
• ~8:00: 15-minute intermission (vendors still available)
•   9:00: End (feel free to hang around and talk with the team!)

What to expect

As a gesture of respect toward our actors for the time and energy they are committing to this play despite the quick turnaround and smaller budget, there will be deliberately placed scripts on stage throughout the show so our actors can focus on their performance without having to worry about a dropped line or missed cue.

We are proud of this decision, as we believe in asking from our performers only that which we can appropriately compensate. As you’ll see, this not only allows for better performances, but also reaffirms our commitment toward setting an example of how we believe entertainment workers should be treated.

In addition, 20% of all our proceeds will go to the Entertainment Community Fund to support not only the strike efforts of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA, but also to continue to support the hundreds of thousands of entertainment industry workers even after the strikes are over.

• $10 tickets for members of any union with code UNIONSTRONG at checkout (proof of membership required when checking in).

• FREE tickets for all LACHSA students and faculty with code BRTCLACHSA at checkout (LACHSA ID required when checking in).

• $10 tickets for students with code BRSTUDENT at checkout (any school outside of LACHSA, student ID required when checking in).

It's all here. For you, from us, for each other.

This is what theatre is about.