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Whitehorse Productions Presents Girl, 20 at the Hudson Theatre

Ellen Fairey(writer) and Matthew Miller’s(director) full length play, recently transferred to Hollywood’s Hudson Theatre from Chicago’s Serendipity Theatre Collective is not to be missed. Girl, 20 brings to the entertainment scene what has been lacking for so long: an up-close-and personal look at the inner psyche of the modern college student: all honesty and finally without all the hype.?

Fairey and Miller develop their?characters in a likeness to reality that is too rare in the entertainment world of youth renditions today. Rachel Sondag,?the main character Jade, is referred by her creative writing professor to a free counseling program on campus after she turns in a sexually explicit response to his “What I did last summer” assignment?that is too graphic for his tastes.

Girl 20?

Behind the one-way mirror of the counselor’s office sit Marty (Rob Belushi), a film buff/ frat boy with a taste for Hitchcock and Slavinsky, and Sam (Madison Dirks), a grad student studying psychology with more of his own issues than his over-analytical mind can seem to cope with.

The two monitor Jade’s sessions, at first neutral to her presence – she is one of many patients they are scheduled to watch – but soon it becomes much more than an experiment. Gradually the two find themselves entwined in a fantastical drama of obsession and betrayal only Jade herself, a skilled young writer, could manifest.

Girl 20?

With the audience constantly at the mercy of her plot, Ellen Fairey holds us in a state of wonder about what the final outcome will be. Not until Sondage’s final line does it become clear what is behind all the casual dialogue mixed with heavy implications and psychological foreshadowing.

Is Jade the passive victim, objectified by a one-way mirror? Or is she the puppet-master, formulating the every thought and move of her helpless observers?

Girl 20?

Girl, 20, a production by Whitehorse Productions out of LA, will be playing at the Hudson Theatre through October 20th and is a must see for anyone, whether you are a theatre buff or merely have a jones for a couple cheap jokes with undertones of true wit and sarcasm – Rob Belushi?does not disappoint on this front.?

Tickets are available online at plays411.com or can be purchased via phone at:
(323) 960-7726

The Hudson Theatre is located at:
6539 Santa Monica Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90038

For more information on the production company visit serenditpitytheatre.org

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Written by Analee Pepper

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2 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Christopher Toste

    Great synopsis. I’d see this.

  2. Analee Pepper

    This is really is a must-see. I actually went with a close friend who is not exactly the play-going type and the character of Marty, played by Belushi, was a mirror image of my friend. When Belushi referenced to his frat house and it was the same one of my friend it just began getting a little more than coincidental ;) Really this cast did a great job of getting inside their characters and coming off as real people, not personas.

    Chris(and everyone), SEE IT

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