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Stephen Sondheim’s Putting It Together

Foster Cat Productions remounts their inaugural production, devised by Stephen Sondheim himself, this time with a new cast and bigger theatre!

This two-act musical revue consists of songs from various musicals by Stephen Sondheim, repurposed to form an entirely new story. Throughout the evening, two couples reflect on the complexities of modern relationships while a mysterious narrator observes. Featuring some of Sondheim’s most popular songs from shows like Sweeney Todd and Company, as well as some lesser known gems from Dick Tracy.

Coming to The Broadwater Mainstage in Hollywood.

Directed by Harry White

$35 Tickets: https://www.onstage411.com/newsite/show/play_info.asp?show_id=7159

recent productions

Elaine May and Alan Arkin

After a completely SOLD-OUT run at The Groundlings, Power Plays is returning at a new theatre with a twist under the name Serious Business.

Alan Arkin’s piece from Power Plays will return, and it will be paired with a newly staged Elaine May play, Hotline, performing at The Hobgoblin Playhouse in Hollywood.

Directed by Harry White

$30 Tickets: https://www.onstage411.com/newsite/show/play_info.asp?show_id=7153

Serious Business by

Elaine May and Alan Arkin

Starring five time Emmy Award-winner and 17 time nominee Gerald Quist (TV: Star Trek: The Next Generation, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Quantum Leap, Westworld, Movies: Tropic Thunder, Unbreakable, Drive), founding member of the Groundlings and legendary improviser, Phyllis Katz, and Foster Cat Productions members Elliot White and Mariluna Beacy.

Directed by Harry White

Tech Director: Maryanne Elizabeth

The Way of All Fish by Elaine May and Virtual Reality by Alan Arkin will be performed back to back in one 80 minute evening at The Groundlings' very own Gary Austin Stage.

Tickets: https://groundlings.com/shows/powers-play-by-elaine-may-and-alan-arkin

Power Plays by

Festival of Jewish Playwrights

An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein

Shel Silverstein’s plays shine a light on the raunchy and sinister side of his personality. His clever word play and children's book style charm expose the underbelly of American culture.

An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen

Ethan Coen’s plays examine fragile egos- those in the workplace, at home, or even on the very stage in front of you! Many questions are raised... few, if any, are answered.

Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein

Wendy Wasserstein, one of the leading feminist icons in the American theatre, shows her irreverence and humanity through this series of short lesser known plays.

Elliot White (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Harry White (An Evening One-Acts by Ethan Coen)

Sarah Natochenny and Will Fulginiti (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Mariluna Beacy (Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein)

Will Fulginiti and Elliot White (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Sarah Natochenny and Rachel Troy (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Cooper McAdoo and Harry White (An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen)

Elliot White (Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein)

Harry White (Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein)

Sarah Natochenny, Rachel Troy, and Elliot White (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Harry White and Rachel Troy (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Eden Rousso and Cooper McAdoo (An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen)

Cooper McAdoo (Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein)

Harry White (An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein)

Lizzy Rudakas and Elliot White (Five One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein)

Harry White (An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen)

Sarah Natochenny (An Evening of One-Acts by Ethan Coen)

Dusty Heger and Mariluna Beacy (Serious Business by Elaine May and Alan Arkin)

Will Fulginiti (Serious Business by Elaine May and Alan Arkin)

Cooper McAdoo and Will Fulginiti (Serious Business by Elaine May and Alan Arkin)

Gerald Quist and Elliot White (Serious Business by Elaine May and Alan Arkin)

Phyllis Katz and Mariluna Beacy (Power Plays by Elaine May and Alan Arkin)

Gerald Quist and Elliot White (Power Plays by Elaine May and Alan Arkin)