Carved In Stone - June 2009
Carved In stone started it's second run at the Theatre Asylum In Hollywood on Theatre Row on Santa Monica Boulevard from 19 June 2009 for eight and possibly twelve weeks.
After that it's back to the place of it's birth San Francisco.
Advance tickets are now available.
Cast in alphabetical order.
Leon Acord (Quentin Crisp)
Curt Bonnem (Tennessee Williams)
Levi Damione (Gryphon Tott)
Jesse Merlin (Oscar Wilde)
Kevin Remington (Truman Capote)
T.J.Lee (William Shakespeare/Billy de Wofle/Alice Toklas)
Matthew Martin (Gertrude Stein/Judy Garland/Bette Davis)
Jeffrey Hartgraves the play's author who also played Tennessee Williams in the first run sadly and prematurely passed away in September 2008 but his genius lives on.
Visit the page on Leon's site.
Leon has also produced a new website about the play www.carvedinstonetheplay.com
You can read an indepth interview with Leon on this site.
Leon Acord has written about his path to Becoming Quentin Crisp in The Quentin Crisp Archives
Reviews
"GO!
Witty aphorisms fly fast and furious... The cast is superb... the pacing and timing are remarkable"
--LA Weekly
PICK OF THE WEEK!
"Death hasn’t been this funny in years! Of all the “afterlife” pieces around, playwright Jeffrey Hartgraves’ is among the best... The dialog is so clever and intelligent between the four that you just want it to go on and on...The four actors who portray the writers are absolutely terrific. They have channeled their characters to perfection...this is an excellent piece and one that you should ABSOLUTELY try to catch before it closes"
--ReviewPlays.com
"A boldly boisterous and bodacious bitchfest! Written brilliantly by Jeffrey Hartgraves... performances all around are excellent... the intellectual bickering that ensues is hilarious... a laugh-a-minute lark...do see it!"
Pat Taylor, Tolucan Times
"Hilarious while intellectually engaging...a comedy that will exercise a brain cell or two while giving you belly laughs"
WeHoNews.com
"This is a must-see play."
Canyon News
"Carved in Stone is pure entertainment... fun, fun, fun"
SoCal.com
"Hilarious...just shy of brilliant... Carved in Stone is a little slice of gay heaven."
eyeSpyLA.com
"Loony, crazy quilt of a play... great fun to watch and provides plum roles for its actors"
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