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Rosalind Productions, Inc.
presents

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S
MISALLIANCE


Directed by Award Winner 
ELINA de SANTOS 

COME JOIN THE FUN.
       
March 19 - April 26, 2009
Thurs - Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sun at 2:00pm
                                                              
The Odyssey Theatre                           
2055 S. Sepulveda Blvd. West Los Angeles, CA 90025   
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Starring
Orestes Arcuni, David Clayberg, Christopher Franciosa
Nick Mennell, Greg Mullavey, Maggie Peach
Molly Schaffer, Armin Shimerman, Abigail Rose Solomon

Set Designer Stephen Gifford
Lighting Designer Leigh Allen
Costume Designer Dennis Ballard
Sound Designer Chris Moscatiello
Casting Director Raul Clayton Staggs
Production Stage Manager Henry Lide


BOX OFFICE:   310-477-2055
  

INFO & INQUIRIES: 
310-358-2789

Tickets
$25.00
Previews
$22.00
Students w/
ID $20.00
Groups (10+)
$20.00
Student Groups (10+)
$15.00

PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN NIGHT:
Thurs, March 26 at 8pm

THEATRE PARKING LOT $3.00

PREVIEWS $22
Thurs, March 19, 8pm
Fri, March 20, 8pm

OPENING NIGHT GALA $25
Dinner & Drinks w/cast
on outdoor garden patio
Sat, March 21, 8pm

Runs 2 hours w/intermission
Wheelchair Accessible
Concessions Available

STORY:
In one of Shaw’s most delightful plays, this farcical comedy of manners is about the mating game in turn-of-the-century England.  Bentley, a smart but soppy Aristocrat, visits the Tartletons, a wealthy Bourgeois family, at their large home in the English countryside. Bentley is engaged to Hypatia, their spirited and restless daughter, who longs for adventure to drop out of the sky. On a fateful Saturday, sure enough, a dashing aviator crash lands on the Tartleton estate with Lina, a Polish acrobat and aviatrix; a vengeful gunman breaks in; and Bentley’s father, a romantic Lord, arrives.  Hypatia gets some ideas. Lina has a few of her own. Add Victorian, but naughty parents into the mix, and you’ve got one hilarious romp.  By the end of the day, there are eight marriage proposals.  Which are happy and which are misalliances?