Exciting news for Amber fans living in and around Los Angeles as you have the chance to see Amber on stage tomorrow. Recently Amber released an exciting update on her official Instagram and Facebook accounts confirming that she will be part of the cast performing a staged reading of ‘And They Saw That It Was Good’. A brand-new play written by Sherry Angel.
The staged reading will take place at 2pm PST on Saturday the 16th of May at the Atwater Village Theater 3269 Casitas Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90039, USA.
Below is a summary of the plot as taken from The Echo Park Theater Company’s website. No copyright infringement is intended this is being posted for informational purposes only.
There’s a window when the 33-year age difference between Laura and George doesn’t matter, but it feels like the Grand Canyon when Laura’s midlife crisis kicks in. As a journalist and a Jew, she’s learned to ask tough questions. This is what both Laura and George do through encounters with their younger and older selves as they wrestle with the challenges of aging and loss, betrayal and forgiveness, and work to repair their relationship before it’s too late.
The 33 year age difference between George and Laura hasn't been a problem until now. Laura's midlife crisis Encountering their younger selves, they ask the tough questions that will help them to heal and move on.”
To purchase a ticket and find out more about the performance click here to visit the official Echo Park Theater company’s website. To find out who will be performing alongside Amber see the poster/image below.
The staged reading will take place at 2pm PST on Saturday the 16th of May at the Atwater Village Theater 3269 Casitas Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90039, USA.
Below is a summary of the plot as taken from The Echo Park Theater Company’s website. No copyright infringement is intended this is being posted for informational purposes only.
There’s a window when the 33-year age difference between Laura and George doesn’t matter, but it feels like the Grand Canyon when Laura’s midlife crisis kicks in. As a journalist and a Jew, she’s learned to ask tough questions. This is what both Laura and George do through encounters with their younger and older selves as they wrestle with the challenges of aging and loss, betrayal and forgiveness, and work to repair their relationship before it’s too late.
The 33 year age difference between George and Laura hasn't been a problem until now. Laura's midlife crisis Encountering their younger selves, they ask the tough questions that will help them to heal and move on.”
To purchase a ticket and find out more about the performance click here to visit the official Echo Park Theater company’s website. To find out who will be performing alongside Amber see the poster/image below.
The staged reading is a fundraiser for Echo's upcoming production of F**king Strangers by LADCC Award Winner Erik Patterson. If you can’t attend but would like to show your support people can make a donation using the Venmo platform sending it to @EchoTheaterCompany. In her post Amber said to specify the donation is for F**king Strangers.
I shared this information on our official Facebook feed earlier this week but other commitments meant it took me longer than expected to post this information, apologies everyone.
I wish I was able to attend; however I hope everyone who can has a fantastic time.
Joe
Disclaimer: AmberBenson.TV is not involved in anyway with the Echo Park Theater Company, ‘And They Saw That It Was Good’ or the event itself. All rights belong to Sherry Angel and any other copyright holder. We have no connection to the Atwater Village Theater. I do not own any of the material mentioned in the post above. We have no connection to the Venmo platform. This post is for informational purposes only. We are simply trying to spread the word about another exciting performance/appearance by Amber Benson.
I shared this information on our official Facebook feed earlier this week but other commitments meant it took me longer than expected to post this information, apologies everyone.
I wish I was able to attend; however I hope everyone who can has a fantastic time.
Joe
Disclaimer: AmberBenson.TV is not involved in anyway with the Echo Park Theater Company, ‘And They Saw That It Was Good’ or the event itself. All rights belong to Sherry Angel and any other copyright holder. We have no connection to the Atwater Village Theater. I do not own any of the material mentioned in the post above. We have no connection to the Venmo platform. This post is for informational purposes only. We are simply trying to spread the word about another exciting performance/appearance by Amber Benson.
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