Cast
Joanie Ellen*
Christopher Goodson
Tobias Jelinek
Johnny Klein
Maya Lawson*
Julia Prud'homme*
*Appears courtesy of actors equity
Johnny Klein is a writer-director and performer of new work for
theatre and film. His plays have been produced or commissioned by
Theater for the New City, The Flea, Dixon Place, and The Bowery Poetry
Club in New York City; by Sacred Fools and The Black Box Theatre in
Los Angeles; and by Printer’s Devil, Freehold, and On The Boards in
Seattle. For several years he created numerous performance works with
John Paulsen as one of "The Johns." He has performed in new plays at
LaMama’s Annex Theatre, The Ohio Theater, and The Classic Stage
Company in New York, at The Exit Theatre in San Francisco, the
Splinter Group in Chicago, and with Padua Playwrights in Los Angeles.
In 2001, Roger Corman optioned his neo-noir screenplay "Mother of
Pearl", and his short film "Turtle Rock" premiered at the Echo Park
Film Center in Los Angeles. His most recent film "The Moon Says I
Love You" screened at Barbes in Brooklyn, New York and is currently on
the film festival circuit. Johnny is the Richard Hugo House "Power of
Place" Writing Award winner for 1998 for his prose poem "The Pinata", published in The Seattle Times.
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