The Play You Want at Road Theatre
Dates: (3/1/2022 - 4/17/2022 )
Road Theatre |
The Road Theatre Company
10747 Magnolia Blvd.
North Hollywood,CA 91601
Phone: 8187618838
Tickets: Ticket prices are $39.00; Season Pass for all Three Shows $75.00; Students and Seniors are $15.00; Previews are $15.00. Sunday Performances are Pay-What-You-Can. Special group rates available for parties of 8 or more
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THE PLAY YOU WANT by Bernardo Cubra - Fed-up by the theatre world's desires to box him in, Mexican playwright Bernardo Cubra sarcastically pitches Nar-Cocos a play about drug dealers on Dia de los Muertos. Much to his surprise, the Public Theatre picks it up. With financial pressures mounting and a newborn at home, this is his chance at a commercial success. But when Scott Rudin offers him a Broadway run on the condition he further exploit his identity and the headlines, he must decide just how much hes willing to compromise in order to finally be accepted. WORLD PREMIERE!
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