Open-Door Plyahouse in Hollywood at Stephanie Feury Studio Theatre

Here’s a schedule of Open-Door Playhouse’s live presentations:

Saturday, January 17, 2026 at 6:15 p.m.

She Was Dick’s Tracie. Written by Sandra Cruze. Directed by Bernadette Armstrong. Starring Gary B. Lamb, Goreti da Silva, Peter Bonoff, Michael Mullen. Red, a dynamite redhead is found lying in a pool of her own blood in a back alley. Senior Detective Harry and his Assistant Jack and a coroner are called to the scene to solve her murder: Unknowingly, each of them have a connection to the recently deceased.

Sunday, January 18 at 2:30 p.m.

The End. Written by Patricia Motto. Directed by Bernadette Armstrong. Starring Anne Cooper and Joyce Hananel. The odds are pretty good that what you most worry about won’t get you. But it’s dead certain that something else will.

Fast Moving Consumer Goods. Written by Lori Londagin. Directed by Rachel Berney Needleman.. Starring Noelle Evangelisti and David Trice. A man gets the surprise of his life when he calls the Suicide Hotline.

Saturday, January 24 at 7:00 p.m.

(UN)Drinkable. Written by Dana Hall. Directed by Bernadette Armstrong. Starring Barika Phillips Bell, Ayla Rose Barreau, and Sue Gisser. In 2014, Flint, Michigan changed the source of its water supply. This resulted in the contamination of its drinking and bathing water, causing a dozen fatalities and sickening dozens more. The changes in the water supply were motivated by the greed of a few people in power and by systemic racism: The city was 54% Black.

Will’s Dramaturg. Written by Rich Rubin. Directed by Kim Hlavac. Starring Jeffrey S.S. Johnson and Andrew Elvis Miller. A theatre pro offers advice to young