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Tomorrow
Now at the forefront of play development and producing new works, three award-winning theaters are joining forces for the first time. The beneficiary will be the Los Angeles theatre audience who will see the World Premiere staging of Donald Freed’s new play, Tomorrow. Damian Cruden (Artistic Director from England’s York Royal Theatre) directs a stellar cast, which includes Salome Jens, Geoffrey Forward, and Jenn Robbins.
A young star, a great American actress, Lady Macbeth and the final chapter. In preparation for a major New York/London production, a brilliant and ambitious young actress has petitioned Abigail Booth, the legendary hundred-year old doyen of the American Theatre, to coach her for the part. But, by week’s end, a life-changing secret has taken priority.
Harold Pinter claimed, “Donald Freed is a writer of blazing imagination, courage, and insight. His work is a unique and fearless marriage of politics and art.”
“Tomorrow is a play for today. A passionate defense for our need to tell and hear the stories that define us and our world, both as individuals and as a community. The Booth family is real, and mythical. Their story reaches back to the birth of the nation but they too have lost their way in the United States of Amnesia.” - Damian Cruden, Director
TOMORROW runs March 9 through April 21, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. The Skylight Theatre Complex is located at 1816 1/2 N. Vermont, LA, 90027. Tickets are ($17.50 and up). Reservations: 702-582-8587 or online at http://www.ktcla.com
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