?The Wolf? Opens March 24th at ART/WORKS in Hollywood

The VetStage Foundation, along with Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, present the world premiere of Los Angeles playwright/actor Sean Huze’s “The Wolf”. Directed by Rick Pagano, the six week limited engagement of this timely drama begins Saturday, March 24 at the ART/WORKS Performance Space in Hollywood.

“The Wolf” deals with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder brought on by the experience of combat in Iraq. Soldiers Joey Dallriva and Kelly Pickett escape a military psychiatric ward in North Carolina after being locked up for their violent actions while deployed in Iraq. They are lookin fro redemption, but seem to be getting farther and farher from it. They return to Joey’s hometown of Mantor, Ohio to find their family and neighbors coping with the war, their losses and their shame however they can. Now they must decide if there is a place for wolves amongst the flock?

The VetStage Foundation is a new non-profit theatre company founded by Huze to help combat veterans work through their combat experiences in a creative way. In writing “The Sand Storm”, Huze was able to take back his voice after fighting in Iraq. He started VetStage to offer the same opportunity to his fellow Veterans. VetStage Foundation offers workshops and classes to support our Veterans’ transition back into civilian life by writing, acting and working in live theatre in Los Angeles.

Rick Pagano directs the cast of Cameron Goodman (Nick Cannon presents: Wild and Out), Sean Huze (The Sand Storm), Damien Leake (Boston Legal), Vanessa Martinez (Lone Star), Amy Moorman (North Of Providence), Navid Negahban (Law & Order), Rashaan Nall (The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman), Karl Risinger (NYPD Blue), Blake Robbins (The O.C.), Sarah Rosenberg (Foxfire), and Roberto Sanchez (2Fast2Furious). “The Wolf” is being produced by The VetStage Foundation, the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America and Anita J. Lee.