Adeline’s Play
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Adeline’s Play transports us back to the year 1934, where a few inhabitants of the rural factory town of Flanagan, Illinois are producing together their first show. Adeline has returned to Flanagan from not-quite-a-career in Los Angeles as a failed actress, but her infectious optimism and inspirational desire to tell a wonderful story breathes light into a depression-weary town. Side by side, the ragtag cast reflects upon and endures the good times, bad times, and the myriad misadventures that lead them to opening night, until an unexpected revelation exposes secrets from the past.
Written by Kit Steinkellner
Directed by Amanda Glaze
Stage Managed by Michelle Stann
Scenic Design by Nick Santiago
Sound Design by Corwin Evans
Lighting Design by Jenna Pletcher
Costume Design by Michelle Neumann
Featuring Kyle Cadman, Ariel Goldberg, Coco Kleppinger, Dina Percia, Isaac Wade and Sarah Watson
Produced by Tom Burmester and Corwin Evans
Presented by the Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble at The Powerhouse Theatre
Read an article in the Santa Monica Mirror about the modern relevance of Adeline’s Play.
Well-respected Los Angeles theatre critic Steven Leigh Morris raves about Adeline’s Play in a feature article in the LA Weekly. Click here to read.
