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THE CONDUCT OF LIFE

​by Maria Irene Fornes
June 6th – June 28th, 2013
Theatre Asylum Lab
Los Angeles


THE CONDUCT OF LIFE traverses the volatile relationships and status woes of Orlando, an ambitious climbing lieutenant commander, his vigorous and trusting wife, Leticia, and their collection of servants, friends and/or prisoners. In this dark, gritty exploration of how people live complicit with an improvident government, we witness five characters use sex, violence, power, class struggle, and their own humanity to feed The Beast.

NOMINEE: Best in Ensemble Theatre - The Hollywood Fringe Festival Awards  
NOMINEE: Golden Performance (Male)  – Robert Homer Mollohan
NOMINEE: Best Trailer/Trailer Park Award 

Directed by Sabina Ptasznik
With: Belinda Gosbee, Jeremy Mascia, Robert Homer Mollohan*, Karina Wolfe, and Emily Yetter*
Stage Manager: TaShaunna Peterman
Assistant Stage Manger/Props: Danielle Gonzales
Scenic Design: Nick Santiago
Lighting Design: Ric Zimmerman
Sound Design: Martin Carrillo
Costume Design: John Houston
Producer: Caitlin Hart
Associate Producer: George Pond
Technical Director: Steve Madar
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*Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association

“…director Sabina Ptasznik stages the piece with a ferocity and nuance that communicates both the horror of violence and our tacit acceptance of it.” – Mayank Keshaviah, Stage Raw
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“…this bare-bones production soars…” – Sarah Tuft, Front Row Center
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