A BEAUTIFUL VIEW Brings Us The Story Of Two Women In Love
From the pen of Canada's greatest living playwright comes a beautiful play of two women in love. When Mitch and Liz meet in a camping store they are unsure of themselves, unsure of who they are, unsure of what they want. As their story unfolds they find that identity and want play a small part in desire. MacIvor, the Obie and GLAAD Award winning playwright of the runaway hit In on It, brings surprise, humor and great tenderness to this romantic tale.
The Rhino's production of A Beautiful View is helmed by Cristina Alicea, an emerging light in New York's alternative theatre scene and Executive Director of MTWorks, a company dedicated to the presentation of new works for the stage.
Theatre Rhinoceros (John Fisher, Artistic Director), America's longest running professional queer theatre, develops and produces works of theatre that enlighten, enrich, and explore both the ordinary and extraordinary aspects of our queer community.
Theatre - Comedy, Drama
Production Company: Theatre Rhinoceros
Title: A Beautiful View
By Daniel MacIvor
Directed by Cristina Alicea
Creative Team: Jan Brown, Alexandra Creighton, Jeanette Harrison, Jacqueline
Steager
Venue: Theatre Rhinoceros, Mainstage
2926 16th Street (at South VanNess/BART)
San Francisco, CA 94103
Performances: February 26 - March 15, 2009
Wed. - Sat. @ 8 PM; Sun. @ 3 PM (except 3/1/09 @ 7 PM only)
Previews: Thurs. 2/26 - Fri. 2/27/09 (No press at previews please)
Opening Night: Sat., 2/28/09
Box Office: (415) 861-5079
TIX: $15 - $40
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