StoryTime

The Group Rep presents a new evening of stories … StoryTime

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The Group Rep presents a new evening of stories … StoryTime

The Group Rep presents STORYTIME, a new evening of stories, songs and puppetry featuring live personal stories of triumph, tragedy and crazy stuff by wonderful storytellers produced by Pat Willson.

STORYTIME features stories written and performed by Susan Berger, Clay Bravo, Barbara Brownell, Ty Face, Pattie Fitzgerald, Dov Gertzweig, Doug Haverty, Seth Isler, Vicki Juditz, Mike Lambert, Paul Liberti, Susan Edwards Martin, Liz Raci, Bridget Sienna, Licia Shearer and Ellen Switkes.

The event takes place on Sunday, September 27 th at 7:00pm, on the Mainstage of the Lonny Chapman Theatre.

All tickets are $15.00 with proceeds to benefit the Group Rep.

Location

The Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre
10900 Burbank Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 91601

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is parking like around the theatre?

The theatre has a small parking lot that is primarily reserved for guests requiring accessible parking. Abundant street parking is generally available within one or two blocks of the theatre. Please allow extra time to park and arrive before the performance.

Will concessions be available?

Yes, concessions will be available. Following the performance, please join the cast and crew for a special reception celebrating the show.

Are refunds available?

All ticket sales are final, and refunds are not available. If you are unable to attend, your ticket purchase will be gratefully appreciated as a donation supporting The Group Rep.

I can’t make it. Can I change my performance date?

Because there is only one (1) performance it is not possible to make changes or issue refunds. We’re sorry you won’t be able to join us, but we greatly appreciate your donation to The Group Rep.

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