Holiday Stimulus Package
Different. Bold. Original. All new works
from Orange County playwrights who
have been produced across America.
The Christmas Tape by John Lane [Stanton] - a grandmother’s holiday memento goes comically awry and turns into something of a command performance. Directed by Yvonne Robertson. Featuring Leslie Williams, Cori Knight and Janelle Smith.
Happy Holidays by Jerry Berning [Huntington Beach] – one inquisitive and entertainingly loose-lipped grandmother prefers to celebrate Christmas year-round, if only as an escape from reality. Directed by Geoff Gread (New Voices Playwrights Theatre). Featuring Rachel Panas and Jo Black-Jacob.
The Christmas Tape by John Lane [Stanton] - a grandmother’s holiday memento goes comically awry and turns into something of a command performance. Directed by Yvonne Robertson. Featuring Leslie Williams, Cori Knight and Janelle Smith.
The Bike by Beverly Arrowsmith [Laguna Woods] – at Christmas, Jessica decides to buy herself the perfect gift, the one she wishes her husband had given her years ago. Directed by Jill Forbath (Founder, West Coast Ten-Minute Play Festival). Featuring Marcia Bonitz.
Will Work for Food by Donna Bader [Laguna Beach] – Guess who’s coming to dinner: a homeless man. Are Steven’s affluent friends as kind and generous as they perceive themselves to be? Directed by Katherine James. Featuring Stu Eriksen, Jared Sorenson, Alexis Kiley, Jim Thoms and Justine De Jesus.
We Can Still Rock ‘n’ Roll byEric Eberwein [Huntington Beach] - an edgy couple rekindle their marriage at Christmas by recounting their youthful misadventures and the way their unique and wild love helped save each other’s lives. Directed by Tamiko Washington (Chapman University). Featuring Taylor McDermott and Tyler Cherman.
Christmas Futureby Ray Jacob [Costa Mesa] - a down-on-his-luck Santa crashes a wealthy couple’s Christmas celebration, cutting them down to size. Directed by Jo-Black Jacob (Long Beach Playhouse). Featuring Jen Vogt Lowell, Chad Glazener and David Rusiecki (with Fred Peters at selected performances).
Light by Andrea Sloan Pink [Irvine] - a Jewish department store Santa (taking any job he can get in the recession) opens the door to find his brother back from Istanbul with $10,000. But how did he get the money? Directed by Carlos Martin. Featuring Oscar Martinez Jr., Ted Leib and Gina Allen.
December 5th - December 20th
Saturdays @ 5:00pm and Sundays @ 3:00pm.
Tickets $12, $10 for seniors and students