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Award-winning theatre companies Circus Theatricals and Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble join forces to co-produce the World Premiere of Titus Redux, an adrenaline-fueled adaptation of William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, written, conceived, and choreographed by Not Man Apart's John Farmanesh-Bocca. Starring Circus Theatricals' Jack Stehlin in the title role, the production opens Sunday, Aug. 29, 7PM, at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City. Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin is Executive producer.

The Hayworth Theatre is thrilled to present the West Coast Premiere of DAVID: THE MUSICAL, with book and lyrics by Craig Costanza, music by Tim Murner, additional book and lyrics by Rich Lyle, stage adaptation by Michelle Holmes, musical direction by Zac Polhamus, music by Pullman Standard and directed by Adam T. Rosencrance.

Award-winning theatre companies Circus Theatricals and Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble join forces to co-produce Titus Redux: an adrenaline-fueled adaptation of William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus. Written, conceived, and choreographed by Not Man Apart's John Farmanesh-Bocca, Titus Redux features a seven-member ensemble, including Circus Theatricals' Jack Stehlin as Titus, three time Emmy Award winner Jenn Landon as Lavinia, and John Farmanesh-Bocca as Arron.

Award-winning theatre companies Circus Theatricals and Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble join forces to co-produce Titus Redux: an adrenaline-fueled adaptation of William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus. Written, conceived, and choreographed by Not Man Apart's John Farmanesh-Bocca, Titus Redux features a seven-member ensemble, including Circus Theatricals' Jack Stehlin as Titus, three time Emmy Award winner Jenn Landon as Lavinia, and John Farmanesh-Bocca as Arron.

The Hayworth Theatre is thrilled to present the West Coast Premiere of DAVID: THE MUSICAL, with book and lyrics by Craig Costanza, music by Tim Murner, additional book and lyrics by Rich Lyle, stage adaptation by Michelle Holmes, musical direction by Zac Polhamus, music by Pullman Standard and directed by Adam T. Rosencrance.

Award-winning theatre companies Circus Theatricals and Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble join forces to co-produce the World Premiere of Titus Redux, an adrenaline-fueled adaptation of William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, written, conceived, and choreographed by Not Man Apart's John Farmanesh-Bocca. Starring Circus Theatricals' Jack Stehlin in the title role, the production opens Sunday, Aug. 29, 7PM, at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City. Jeannine Wisnosky Stehlin is Executive producer.

Award-winning theatre companies Circus Theatricals and Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble join forces to co-produce Titus Redux: an adrenaline-fueled adaptation of William Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus. Written, conceived, and choreographed by Not Man Apart's John Farmanesh-Bocca, Titus Redux features a seven-member ensemble, including Circus Theatricals' Jack Stehlin as Titus, three time Emmy Award winner Jenn Landon as Lavinia, and John Farmanesh-Bocca as Arron.

The Dax Foundation - a Los Angeles-based private, non-profit philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping people and animals around the world - presents a limited run of Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble's critically lauded Pericles Redux at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City, California to benefit recipients of the Foundation's Performing Arts Charitable Trust (PACT). Conceived and directed by John Farmanesh-Bocca, Pericles Redux premiered Friday, July 17, with performances continuing through Sunday, July 26. The production features the Los Angeles stage debut of three-time Emmy Award-winner, Jennifer Landon.

The Dax Foundation - a Los Angeles-based private, non-profit philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping people and animals around the world - presents a limited run of Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble's critically lauded Pericles Redux at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City, California to benefit recipients of the Foundation's Performing Arts Charitable Trust (PACT). Conceived and directed by John Farmanesh-Bocca, Pericles Redux premieres Friday, July 17, with performances continuing through Sunday, July 26. The production features the Los Angeles stage debut of three-time Emmy Award-winner, Jennifer Landon.

The Dax Foundation - a Los Angeles-based private, non-profit philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping people and animals around the world - announced today that it will be sponsoring nine performances of Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble's celebrated Pericles Redux at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles to benefit recipients of the Foundation's Performing Arts Charitable Trust (PACT).

The Dax Foundation - a Los Angeles-based private, non-profit philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping people and animals around the world - presents a limited run of Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble's critically lauded Pericles Redux at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City, California to benefit recipients of the Foundation's Performing Arts Charitable Trust (PACT). Conceived and directed by John Farmanesh-Bocca, Pericles Redux premieres Friday, July 17, with performances continuing through Sunday, July 26. The production features the Los Angeles stage debut of three-time Emmy Award-winner, Jennifer Landon.

A Dax Foundation Presentation of A Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble Production Pericles Redux A Los Angeles Premiere, based on a play by William Shakespeare and conceived and Directed by John Farmanesh-Bocca

The Dax Foundation - a Los Angeles-based private, non-profit philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping people and animals around the world - announced today that it will be sponsoring nine performances of Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble's celebrated Pericles Redux at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles to benefit recipients of the Foundation's Performing Arts Charitable Trust (PACT).

The Dax Foundation - a Los Angeles-based private, non-profit philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping people and animals around the world - announced today that it is significantly increasing its support for the arts by establishing its new Performing Arts Charitable Trust (PACT) and has awarded its first grants to four outstanding Los Angeles-based theater groups: Shakespeare Santa Monica, Veterans Center for the Performing Arts, Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble and Independent Shakespeare Company.