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Roadhouse Theatre: Being Bukowski


by admin, posted 05 Mar 2008 10:02 PM

The Roadhouse Theatre presents

BEING BUKOWSKI (call 814-459-8215 for tickets)

AN EVENING OF SHORT STORIES AND POEMS BY CHARLES BUKOWSKI

Directed by Kim Mc (Co-Director of 2007 RockErie Music Awards)

Two weeks only

March 14th & 15th plus March 20th & 21th

The Roadhouse Theatre continues its Independent Stage Series with short stories and poems by “the laureate of American low life Charles Bukowski”. - Time

Bukowski is one of America’s best-known contemporary writers of short stories, poetry and prose, and, many would claim, our most influential and imitated poet. 

He was born in Andernach, Germany and raised in Los Angeles, where he lived for 50 years.

He published his first story in 1944, when he was twenty-four, and began writing poetry at the age of thirty-five.  He died in San Pedro, Ca.  March 9, 1994 at the age of seventy-three.

The works being staged for Being Bukowski come from the author’s book of short stories “Tales of Ordinary Madness” with poetry from “The Pleasures of the Damned”. Be warned, these stories and poems are not for the “faint of stomach or the weak at heart”.

We are honoring the anniversary of Mr. Bukowski’s passing with this evening of raw unflinching short stories and poems. Only The Roadhouse could offer a night like this to its audience. No noun or pronoun will be shown any mercy.

A cast of unusual actors and artists have been chosen for this eclectic presentation, they include R. David Pratte, Chris Campbell, Jay D’Alba, Collis Allen, Jr. and Scott McClelland on short stories and Aaron Pacy on poetry.   The show is a readers-theatre presentation.

“Bukowski is the laureate of the Los Angeles underground.  An eccentric who sees the world with a clarity of vision possessed only by artists and madmen”. - The Los Angeles Times

WARNING:  Being Bukowski CONTAINS STRONG LANUAGE AND ADULT SUBJECT MATTER. MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY   RATED: PG 16

Being Bukowski has a LIMITED RUN with show dates: Friday and Saturday

March 14th, 15th, Thursday and Friday March 20th, 21st. (No show Saturday March 22nd!)

All show times 8:00 pm – Doors open at 7:15

Student Night Special: Thursday March 20th, students with ID only $5.00*

Tickets are $8.00 - General Seating no reservations necessary

Limited VIP seating is available at $12.00 - reservations required phone 459-8215

*Tickets for Student night March 20 - $5.00 are General Seating no reservations necessary. 

VIP seating is available for the 20th reservation required.

As usual BYOB with PROPER ID.



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