Événement

You Can Call Me Eve.

Write Act Repertory Theatre's Producing Artistic Director John Lant and Associate Artistic Director Ken Cosby are proud to present this cleverly constructed production directed by Hector Rodriguez and produced by Wil Bowers and John Lant for a 3-week engagement, in Los Angeles, opening December 2nd and closing on December 18th, 2011.

You Can Call Me Eve is a drama looking back on the events that changed the life of Rosa, a young Latina, and shaped her into a new woman in her later years. Issues of love, loss, family, faith, sin and sexuality come into play in this moving story. You Can Call Me Eve stars *Marina Palmier, Henry Alberto, Natalie Camunas, Misha Gonz-Cirkl, Alex Rodrigo, Peter DiVito, Carlos Joseph, and Mike McAleer. (*appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association)

Produced by Wil Bowers and John Lant with Write Act Rep, Direction by Hector Rodriguez and Lighting Design by Mark Baker.

YOU CAN CALL ME EVE - DATES AND TIMES:
Half-Price Previews Wed. Nov. 30th and Thur. Dec 1st at 8pm
Press Opening Friday, December 2nd, 2011, 8:00PM
Performances: Friday Dec. 2nd and Saturday, Dec. 3rd at 8pm.
Thursday - Saturday evenings at 8:00pm and Sundays at 4:00pm, Dec. 8th 18th.
Closing Night Sunday, Dec. 18th, 4:00PM

Box Office opens 30 minutes prior to curtain. There will be a 10 minute intermission.

All Performances will feature a "Meet and Greet the Artists" reception following the show.

LOCATION:
Write Act Repertory Theatre - 6128 Yucca Street, Hollywood, CA 90028
(North of Hollywood Blvd. two blocks east of the Historic Landmark Capitol Records Bldg.)
Free Parking in the lot on the south side of St. Stephen's Church on 6125 Carlos Avenue

TICKET PRICES:
Online Credit Card: www.brownpapertickets.com

INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS:
For information, visit us at www.writeactrep.org
Call: (323) 469 3113
Reservations Suggested / General Admission Seating / ADA Compliant

Press & Publicity: Wil Bowers 818-943-6135 wilbowers@writeactrep.org

Michael Coulombe, Playwright, is a writer and filmmaker, born in Anaheim, CA and grew up in Riverside. You Can Call Me Eve is his first play. He works as a script supervisor in the film industry and has worked on well over 60 features in the last 5 years. Swimming the Storm, a book of poetry, was his first published work. Co-Founder of the Big Bear Horror Film Festival, he helped and continues to help up-and-coming filmmakers, actors, and writers achieve their dreams (much like he his achieving his dreams.) He is writing the script Eden Falls, a thriller, alongside Martin Rogers and Victor Miller (who wrote the original Friday the 13th.) He has also written a children's book Squeak the Mouse and a second book of poetry Resilient that he looks to publish in 2012. He also has two short films that he has written that he is looking to direct in 2012.

Hector Rodriguez, Director, most recently co-directed Brown and Out, the 1st annual Latino/a gay short play festival at Casa 0101 Theater. Also at Casa 0101 Theater, he has directed the acclaimed, Love Letters to Women, the controversial Detained in the Desert and co-directed the Imagen Award winning production of 8 Ways to Say I Love My Life, and Mean It! Hector is a member of Directors Lab West and is a resident director at Casa 0101 Theater.