Spring 2012

We are excited to announce our permanent alliance with The North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry where all future profits will go to benefit the pantry, and our 2012 season. We begin with our spring production of Oscar Wilde’s classic, The Importance of Being Earnest, directed by Ken Campbell that will run 4 weeks, Friday/Saturday evenings and Sunday matinees, beginning April 20, 2012. Our fall production will be Daniel Sullivan's contemporary holiday comedy, Inspecting Carol, directed by Glenda Morgan Brown, that will extend our productions to a 6 week run, beginning September 8, 2012. We hope to offer a weekend of scenes and one acts giving many an opportunity to direct, act and work in different production positions, building a pool of qualified directors, producers, designers, actors and stage managers for future productions.

Performance dates are April 20-May 13th, Fri/Sat @ 8pm and Sunday matinees @ 1:30pm. Ticket prices/ general admission $20/ seniors/students $15/ groups of 8 or more $10 each.

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Reviews:

The word is out! Noho Art District, Maureen Creigh, exclaims about Advent Theatre's production of The Importance of Being Earnest. "It has been beautifully mounted in this intimate theater space. The sets and costumes are perfectly executed, evocative of the Victorian era."
Link to NoHo Arts District review of Ernest from April 30
NoHo Arts District

 

Oscar Wilde's, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST

PRODUCTION:
Director: Ken Campbell
Producer: Anita Rundquist

CAST:
John Worthing: John Collins
Algernon Moncrieff: Christian Prentice
Lane/Merriman: Richard M Johnson
Lady Bracknell: Barbara Hartman Campbell *
Gwendolyn Fairfax: Lauren Lewis
Cecily Cardew: Chelsey Moore
Miss Prism: Beth Owen
Dr Chasuble: James Loren *
* members of Actors Equity Association


PAST PERFORMANCES

Advent Theatre celebrated its 30th Anniversary Season with the West Coast Premiere of Laurence Carr’s "Vaudeville: A Play-with-Music". Proceeds benefitted the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry. THANK YOU to the cast and crew for a great performance!

Click here to see our past performances.

Vaudeville: A Play-with-Music