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Itzin, Mapother, O'Hara, et al. Set for LATW's Boats on a River

By: Brian Scott Lipton · Apr 2, 2008 · Los Angeles

Gregory Itzin<br>
(© Henry DiRocco/SCR)
Gregory Itzin
(© Henry DiRocco/SCR)
Full casting has been announced for L.A. Theatre Works' The Play's The Thing production of Julie Marie Myatt's Boats on a River, April 9-13, at the Skirball Cultural Center. The shows, directed by Michael Bigelow Dixon, will be taped for future radio broadcast.

The show will star Gregory Itzin as Sidney, Jenny O'Hara as Sister Margaret, William Mapother as Ted, John Cabrera as Jonathan Black, Jane Le as Lida, Emily Liu as Tam, Michelle Ongkingco as Kolab, Elizabeth Pan as Yen, and Keo Woolford as Max. Jean Smart, who was originally announced for Sister Margaret had to withdraw.

For more information, call 310-827-0899 or visit www.latw.org.

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What incredibly strong performances!

Posted on 04/13/2008 at 10:20PM by djchris

I was fortunate to be in attendance on Friday evening for Boats on a River. Ive never been to something being recorded for future broadcast before, nor have i seen anything by LA Theatreworks, so wasnt sure what to expect. I was blown away! It was amazing! All the actors were in the moment, characters were crystal clear, the story was so well written, i felt like i was right there. Everyone on stage was great! Elizabeth Pan was phenomenal! This is must see!

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