Members of the Press:
To obtain press photos from the Opening Weekend performances of Mark
Kemble’s “Bad Hurt On Cedar Street,” and arrange for press
credentials to see an upcoming performances, please call or E-mail me
with your requests. Thanks. -S.
Follow-Up Report For The
Opening Weekend World Premiere Performances
Of Mark Kemble’s Play, “Bad Hurt On Cedar Street,”
Presented by Greenway Arts Alliance Under the direction of Salome
Jens
Hollywood, CA – Greenway Arts Alliance hosted two
elegant Opening Weekend performances and receptions for the World
Premiere of playwright Mark Kemble’s new play, “Bad Hurt On Cedar
Street,” attended by dozens of celebrities and VIPS on Friday and
Saturday, January 19 and 20, 2007. The performances were presented at
Greenway Court Theatre, 544 N. Fairfax Avenue (at Clinton Street, near
Melrose Avenue), Hollywood, CA 90036, and will continue on Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. through February 24, 2007.
Under the direction of Salome Jens, and produced by
Molly Miles and John C. Mooney, the cast includes: Lisa
Richards (Elaine Kendall), Stephen Mendillo (Ed Kendall),
Jeff Cole (Todd Kendall), Grant Sullivan (Kent Kendall),
Iris Gilad (Phoebe Kendall) and Laurence Cohen (Willy
Crum). The play was developed by the Actors Studio, under the
guidance of Mark Rydell, Lyle Kessler and Martin Landau.
Celebrities and VIPS in attendance at the Opening
Weekend performances included: Steven Amamoto, Julie Arenal, Beege
Barkette, Randall Batinkoff, Burt Belant, Victoria Bellocq, Richard
Benjamin, Pierson Blaetz, Sondra Kerr Blake, Timothy Blake, Eve
Brenner, Kelly Britt, Gil Cates, Jr., Jessica Cates, Beverly Carveiro,
Sally Cook, Darrin Dahms, Alex Ebert (Ima Robot), Gaby Ebert, Rick
Edelstein, Don Eitner, Eduardo Enriquez, James Eric, Marlo Erhlich,
Frances Fisher, Meredith Freeman, Gordon Glor, Bruce Goldsmith, Sonia
Haney, Danna Hansen, Roxanne Hart, Will Horneff, Liz Jaunty, Salome
Jens, Vern Joyce, Leann Johnson, Alina Kavunovsky, Barnett Kellman,
Mark Kemble, Ned Kemble, Bruce Kimmel, Melissa Kite, Tom Kuhn, Skip E.
Lowe, Martin Landau, Sarah Maclay, Elaine Madsen, Paul Marius, Steve
and Laura Mayer, Kevin McCarthy, Ali Meghdadi, Laraine Mestman, Robert
Miano, Molly Miles, John C. Mooney, Crystal M. Munson, Harry Naylor,
N.Q., Prosper Pariente, John Bennett Perry, Mia Perry, Jeffrey Prang,
Barry Primus, Paula Prentiss, Susan Presley, Mark Rydell, Helen
Sanders, Deena Saxer, Sara Schearer, Laura Frank Sederish, John Herman
Shaner and Madeleine Shaner, Gary Shay, Roy and Marlena Steinberg,
Larry Strichman, Suzette Sullivan, Rob Sweedler, Jim Talbot, Raymundo
Vizcarra, Lesley Ann Warren, Whitney Weston, Mary Kay Wiles, Liz
Westphalen, Cindy Williams and John Wright.
Set during the course of Easter weekend, 2001, “Bad
Hurt On Cedar Street” chronicles the tribulations of the
Kendall family of Cranston, Rhode Island. The play is a family drama
of survival and the power of the human spirit to persevere. The
production marks the opening of the Greenway Arts Alliance’s Eighth
Annual Season, which is overseen by Co-Artistic Directors, Whitney
Weston and
Pierson Blaetz.
This production is made possible through the generosity of
The National Endowment For The Arts, California Arts Council, Los
Angeles County Arts Commission, The City of West Hollywood Arts and
Cultural Affairs Commission and the marketing efforts of
www.Play7.com.
Performances
during the limited run through February 24, 2007 will be given on
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. at Greenway Court
Theatre, 544 North Fairfax Avenue (at Clinton Street, near Melrose
Avenue), Hollywood, CA 90036. Greenway Court Theatre is wheelchair
accessible. There is limited nudity in the 120-minute play. General
Admission is $22 per person. Tickets for Students, Seniors and
Veterans are $18 per person. Group Rates for Groups of 10 or more are
available for $15 per person. For further information and to purchase
tickets online, please visit
www.badhurtoncedarstreet.com ,
www.greenwayarts.org, or
www.Play7.com
or call the Box
Office at 323.655.7679, ext. 100. Free parking is available in
the parking lot adjacent to the theatre.
