December 20, 2009

Dear Beloved Odyssey Supporter,

Our MAIN SEASON and our EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS… all of it depends upon YOU! In spite of cost-cutting measures such as shorter box-office hours, less paid advertising, and painful staff cutbacks, we still desperately need your support. We’re as stubborn as ever and determined not to let the economy reduce the level of the art that we put on our stages… either in quality, scope, relevance or riskiness. Help us continue to surge into this new era with a FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION, so vital to our creative health. Thank you so much in advance… and let me wish you, a wonderful New Year!!

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Yours Truly,

RON SOSSI ,
Artistic Director

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By Noel Coward
January 16–March 7, 2010
 

Noel Coward’s last play! A secret is revealed. Is it Coward or is it fiction? See the WEST COAST PREMIERE of this characteristically witty Coward… but a Coward who is equally poignant and insightful in this behind-the-scenes look at fame, sexual preference, wealth and privilege. Stars an incomparable combination of Orson Bean (AWAKE AND SING), Alley Mills and Laurie O’Brien (MARY BARNES and TIMES LIKE THESE)...more


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Written by Max Frisch
Translated by Alistair Beaton
April 3–May 23, 2010
 
The OTE’s KOAN group (SLIDING INTO HADES, KAFKA THING etc) is at it again, tackling Swiss playwright Max Frisch’s uncannily relevant absurdist comedy. A sparkling new British translation and the elongated rehearsal processes of the KOAN unit promise a unique theatre event, as Everyman Biedermann faces the invasion of his sacred home by a pair of arsonists… all under the watchful eye of a chorus of Max Sennett firemen. A highly anticipated AMERICAN PREMIERE directed by Ron Sossi...more

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A Marlene Dietrich Dialogue
Look, What I Don't Understand
February 13–March 28, 2010
 
A hit of the 2009 Polish International Theatre Festival. Polish actress/puppeteer Anna Skubik takes on a life-sized Marlena Dietrich puppet, as both are caught in a co-dependent relationship during the star’s dying days. Meanwhile her Bulgarian/American partner Anthony Nikolchev confronts his family’s breathtaking 1960’s escape from Communist Bulgaria. An AMERICAN PREMIERE...more

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Written by Tim Crouch
Directed by Karl James
and A Smith
January 6–February 14, 2010

“GO!" –LA Weekly

A father loses his daughter to a car. Nothing now is what it is. The man who was driving the car is a stage hypnotist who has lost the power of suggestion. For him, everything now is exactly what it is. For the first time since the accident, these two men meet when the Father volunteers for the Hypnotist's act. In this remarkable play for two actors, the Father is played by a different actor at each performance. The actor walks on stage having neither seen nor read a word of the play...until he or she is in it...more

Jason Alexander, Peter Gallagher, Clancy Brown, Beth Grant, John Rubinstein, Alan Cumming, and Kurtwood Smith among actors to appear in An Oak Tree. Other guest actors will be announced as casting continues.

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