FEBRUARY 2012
Sunday, February *12*, 2012 at 4 PM
The date was changed so everyone can watch the Super Bowl the previous week. :-)
The Yale Cabaret Hollywood invites you to be captivated by
"Tales of the Old West"
In the Parlour of the Perry Mansion at the Heritage Square Museum.
Join Barbara Bragg, fourth-generation Storyteller, Playwright, and Actress, as she gangs up with Corey Madden, the straight-shooting former Director of the Mark Taper Forum, for a parlour reading bringing to life award-winning Western stories spun by Barb’s Paw, Bill Bragg.
Sam Stringer loses his way in the Bighorn Mountains as a hungry wolf tracks him down in "Ten Sleep Mail."
Bluejacket, Oglala Lakota Medicine Man, warns of a Creole Phantom out for Vengeance in "The Ghost of Fort Laramie."
(Performed with the permission of Big Tepee Productions.)
Featuring Barbara Bragg, Peter Gaddis, Obi Ndefo. James Tupper and Joe Reynolds.
Produced by Walt Kappert.
Admission is a requested donation of $10 with free admission for Heritage Square Members or New Members joining at the $35 level or more. Heritage Square is located at: 3800 Homer Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031 near the Avenue 43 Exit of the 110 Freeway.
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
DECEMBER 2011
Saturday, December 3, 8:00 PM
Yale Cabaret Hollywood presents a reading of James Ricci's exciting play
"MOUNTAIN PEOPLE"
A killing... grief stricken parents... the young men caught in the web of the legal system... and a steep, twisting path to justice.
Ricci, a Pulitzer Prize finalist and former L.A. Times writer, brings a journalist's keen eye for the telling detail to this gripping courtroom drama about today's pursuit for justice... or is it revenge? You decide.
Directed by Eric Scott Gould. Produced by Walt Kappert.
Admission is a suggested donation of $5. The Berg Studio Theatre is at 3245 Casitas Ave, Suite 104, Los Angeles (Atwater Village), CA 90039
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
OCTOBER 2011
Extended!!! Performances Sauturday (10/8) and Friday (10/14)
Opened Saturday, October 1, All performances at 8:00 PM
The Yale Cabaret Hollywood takes on the 2011-2012 season
with a radio-style presentation of
"Beat"
Written by Paavo Hall, Jon Howard and Walt Klappert.
Directed by Fred Sanders.
The Cafe Metropol, 923 East 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013, in the Downtown Los Angeles Arts District is the perfect home for this piece about the beat generation writers.
Opens Saturday, October 1 at 8 PM. Other dates to follow.
Join our clandestine meeting for conspiratorial lore and poetry from the Beat Generation of the 1950's.
William S. Burroughs, Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac get hassled by J. Edgar Buddha, the personification of post-war Amerika gone mad!
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
A $10 donation request.
APRIL 2011
Sunday, April 3, 4:00 PM
The Yale Cabaret Hollywood presents
"Mark Twain, Playwright"
A Reading in the Perry Mansion Parlor of The Heritage Square Museum of
"Ah Sin"
a play by Bret Harte and Mark Twain adapted by Walt Klappert and Dani Roter
In 1876, two of America's most popular authors produced "Ah Sin." They set their frontier farce in Deadwood, South Dakota - the latest Gold Rush territory.
Please join us for this fast-paced laugh-filled reading packed with villainy, conflict, love-at-first-sight, mistaken identities, a murder trial -- and a surprising Chinese hero.
A great return of Mark Twain to Heritage Square!
We begin with a curtain raiser, an excerpt from Peter Nelson's "Inventing Mark Twain."
Admission is a requested donation of $10 with free admission for Heritage Square Members or New Members joining at the $35 level or more.
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
Heritage Square is located at 3800 Homer Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031 near the Avenue 43 Exit of the 110 Freeway.
Sunday, February *12*, 2012 at 4 PM
The date was changed so everyone can watch the Super Bowl the previous week. :-)
The Yale Cabaret Hollywood invites you to be captivated by
"Tales of the Old West"
In the Parlour of the Perry Mansion at the Heritage Square Museum.
Join Barbara Bragg, fourth-generation Storyteller, Playwright, and Actress, as she gangs up with Corey Madden, the straight-shooting former Director of the Mark Taper Forum, for a parlour reading bringing to life award-winning Western stories spun by Barb’s Paw, Bill Bragg.
Sam Stringer loses his way in the Bighorn Mountains as a hungry wolf tracks him down in "Ten Sleep Mail."
Bluejacket, Oglala Lakota Medicine Man, warns of a Creole Phantom out for Vengeance in "The Ghost of Fort Laramie."
(Performed with the permission of Big Tepee Productions.)
Featuring Barbara Bragg, Peter Gaddis, Obi Ndefo. James Tupper and Joe Reynolds.
Produced by Walt Kappert.
Admission is a requested donation of $10 with free admission for Heritage Square Members or New Members joining at the $35 level or more. Heritage Square is located at: 3800 Homer Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031 near the Avenue 43 Exit of the 110 Freeway.
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
DECEMBER 2011
Saturday, December 3, 8:00 PM
Yale Cabaret Hollywood presents a reading of James Ricci's exciting play
"MOUNTAIN PEOPLE"
A killing... grief stricken parents... the young men caught in the web of the legal system... and a steep, twisting path to justice.
Ricci, a Pulitzer Prize finalist and former L.A. Times writer, brings a journalist's keen eye for the telling detail to this gripping courtroom drama about today's pursuit for justice... or is it revenge? You decide.
Directed by Eric Scott Gould. Produced by Walt Kappert.
Admission is a suggested donation of $5. The Berg Studio Theatre is at 3245 Casitas Ave, Suite 104, Los Angeles (Atwater Village), CA 90039
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
OCTOBER 2011
Extended!!! Performances Sauturday (10/8) and Friday (10/14)
Opened Saturday, October 1, All performances at 8:00 PM
The Yale Cabaret Hollywood takes on the 2011-2012 season
with a radio-style presentation of
"Beat"
Written by Paavo Hall, Jon Howard and Walt Klappert.
Directed by Fred Sanders.
The Cafe Metropol, 923 East 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013, in the Downtown Los Angeles Arts District is the perfect home for this piece about the beat generation writers.
Opens Saturday, October 1 at 8 PM. Other dates to follow.
Join our clandestine meeting for conspiratorial lore and poetry from the Beat Generation of the 1950's.
William S. Burroughs, Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac get hassled by J. Edgar Buddha, the personification of post-war Amerika gone mad!
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
A $10 donation request.
APRIL 2011
Sunday, April 3, 4:00 PM
The Yale Cabaret Hollywood presents
"Mark Twain, Playwright"
A Reading in the Perry Mansion Parlor of The Heritage Square Museum of
"Ah Sin"
a play by Bret Harte and Mark Twain adapted by Walt Klappert and Dani Roter
In 1876, two of America's most popular authors produced "Ah Sin." They set their frontier farce in Deadwood, South Dakota - the latest Gold Rush territory.
Please join us for this fast-paced laugh-filled reading packed with villainy, conflict, love-at-first-sight, mistaken identities, a murder trial -- and a surprising Chinese hero.
A great return of Mark Twain to Heritage Square!
We begin with a curtain raiser, an excerpt from Peter Nelson's "Inventing Mark Twain."
Admission is a requested donation of $10 with free admission for Heritage Square Members or New Members joining at the $35 level or more.
For reservations, call 310-499-4104
Heritage Square is located at 3800 Homer Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031 near the Avenue 43 Exit of the 110 Freeway.