Lisa Clifton (Co-Producer/Rachel) A proud member of Theatre of NOTE since 2003, some of Lisa’s area stage highlights include:Up by Bridget Carpenter, Spring Dance by Horton Foote, The Holy Mother of Hadley New York by Barbara Wiechmann and An Evening of Elaine May & Mike Nichols and Don’t Forget to Remember by Patricia Parker. Lisa can also be seen in the current webisode series, The Act Now Stage. TV highlights include; Hawthorne, CSI and Criminal Minds.
David Johann Kim (Director) David is an LA based director, filmmaker, actor, teacher and coach. As a filmmaker, David’s long form short film Lossed recently received worldwide distribution. His film, $/Dreamwon a Motor City Film Festival Award in Detroit. He founded Horizon Children’s Theatre which was named Artist in Residence for the Kennedy Center’s IMAGINATION CELEBRATION. As an actor, he has performed at regional theatres on both coasts including: NY Theatre Workshop, Berkeley Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, The Huntington Theatre, Lincoln Center Institute, Syracuse Stage, La Mama NYC, El Teatro Campesino, The Magic Theatre and NYS Theatre Institute. David received critics choice awards for his performances in John Steinbeck’s East Of Eden and Han Ong’s Reasons To Live as well as for Neil LaBute’s Bash directed by Les Waters. David has taught and coached actors in New York, LA, San Francisco and San Diego. He received his MFA in Acting from UC San Diego. David is thrilled to be part ofTHE BABY DANCE team.
THE BABY DANCE
FACTS & CALENDAR INFORMATION
PERFORMANCE DAYS
Preview, Friday, March 1 at 8:00
Regular Performances begin Saturday, March 2.
Fridays & Saturdays 8:00 pm
Sundays 7:00 pm
WHERE
The Lounge Theatre 2
6201 Santa Monica Blvd. (corner of Santa Monica and El Centro)
LA, CA 90038
ABOUT
A Los Angeles couple who have everything, but can’t have children, agree to adopt the unborn
child of a poor, Louisiana couple who have four kids but can barely support them. The couples’
desperate choices lead to an insightful, poignant and, often funny, drama that challenges the
audience’s views on poverty, adoption and disparity between the classes.
TICKETS
$15 Preview, Friday, March 1
$20 available in advance on-line at: www.thebabydance.eventbrite.com
$25 at door
