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​​​The West Coast Premiere of
​Bottom of the World

by Lucy Thurber
October 12 – November 3, 2013
Lounge Theater
Los Angeles
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The Vagrancy is honored to bring you the West Coast Premiere of BOTTOM OF THE WORLD by Lucy Thurber. This poignant, quirky, emotional drama with music unfolds around a young woman dealing with her sister’s sudden death. This life-affirming piece, helmed by Director Sabina Ptasznik, flashes back to 1910 Appalachia accompanied by live bluegrass band the Blue Bird Bandits.

Directed by Sabina Ptasznik
With: Anne Butler, Natalie Burtney, Michael Edelstein*, Steve Madar, Jeremy Mascia, Stephanie O’Neill, Jordan Scovel, and Rosemary Stevens*
Scenic Design: Naomi Kasahara
Lighting Design: Ric Zimmerman
Sound Design: Martin Carillo
Costume Design: John Houston
Stage Manager: Ashley Jo Navarro
Props Design: Aaron Saldana
Producer:  Caitlin Hart
Associate Producer: Stephanie O’Neill
Assistant Associate Producers: Jordan Scovel and Brittany Carriger
Publicity Artist: Andie Bottrell
Graphic Artist: Leigh Jandernoa
Technical Director: Robert Corn
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*Appearing courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association
“Butler, Madar, and Mascia give their roles nuance…Peter Blackwelder and Frankie J. Reinke play beautiful and melancholy bluegrass onstage that helps to set the mood…” – Bryan Buss, EDGE Los Angeles
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“Ric Zimmerman’s lighting design and Naomi Kasahara’s set create an interesting ambience [sic] on the tiny proscenium, which director Sabina Ptasznik utilizes efficiently…” – Deborah Klugman, LA Weekly
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