Sunday was emotional because it was Vin Scully's final broadcast after 67 years. My play, set in a pressbox, is dedicated to Vin. The above photo is of me, my amazing cast (Troy Metcalf, Dennis Pearson, David Babich, and Annie Abrams), and the man of the hour.
"Hope you'll make your plans to come on out and see us," as Vinny would say. Performances Friday and Saturday nights at 8:00 and Sundays 3:00. We close November 6th.
You can go to Goldstar or Plays411 for tickets and information. It's a small theatre and seating is limited so drop everything you're doing and get your seats now. Thanks much. We now return you to today's regularly scheduled post. Just scroll down or click here.
Dear Mr. Levine: Yesterday morning I saw a middle aged man walking down the street wearing a commemorative Dodger blue T-shirt with Scully #67 on the back and 67 in Dodger style in front. This wouldn't be worth noting except the street in question was Main St., Chatham, Mass. on Cape Cod, as far from LA as you can get without crossing an ocean at some point.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on opening night. Look forward to seeing the play.
ReplyDeleteAnyone interested in the definition of class and elegance, need only to watch a replay of Vinnie's final good-by to all of us.
My wife and I were there Sunday afternoon and absolutely loved it (and you are not kidding about the Hudson being a small theater)!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ken.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a successful first night. Is it my imagination, or does Ms Abrams seem a little uncomfortable with that hand being there?
ReplyDeleteIf the play bombs, can you avoid paying income tax for the next twenty years?
ReplyDeleteCongrats Ken & sending "asses in seats" wishes for the rest of the run!
ReplyDeleteWish I could be there to see the play, not just for your excellent comedy writing but also to watch Annie Abrams. Damn, she is one cute actress!
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