Point Loma Playhouse Presents 'The Artificial Jungle'
Sunday: 3 PM
Friday: 8 PM
Saturday: 8 PM
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Point Loma Playhouse is proud to present their most recent production: "The Artificial Jungle", a play written by Charles Ludlam.
About the play: The scene is set in a pet shop on Manhattan's Lower East Side, It is not a well kept shop but rather a family affair with the owners living in the back of the store. Chester and his mother are overly devoted to each other, while wife Roxanne is deeply unhappy with her lot in life. A 2-bit grifter, looking for a new score, arrives and disturbs the shaky equilibrium. Nonstop hilarity ensues. All the emotions are there in spades –lust, greed, guilt, double entendre, silliness, ventriloquism, and, of course... MURDER.
Join us at Point Loma Playhouse for "The Artificial Jungle" opening night on Friday, March 25 at 8 p.m. The play will be showing through Sunday, April 10 on the following schedule:
• Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
• Sundays at 3 p.m.
Get tickets here!
General admission: $22 plus fees
Student, senior and military admission: $20 plus fees
Group ticket: $17 plus fees
For more information, please visit pointlomaplayhouse.com/artificial-jungle or call (619) 800-5497.
Point Loma Playhouse
Point Loma Playhouse was founded in 2006 as Point Loma Actors Theatre in the beautiful historic building of the Point Loma Assembly. This 'Beginner Actor Workshop' was directed by David Sein while founding Education Director, Patty Hume showcased a variety of comedic short scenes and monologues. Over time the organization has developed a plethora of workshops, classes and full scale productions. In 2015, we received our 501(c)(3) non-profit status and changed our name to Point Loma Playhouse. Most performances occur in the historic 1911 Point Loma Assembly Building. Mission Statement The purpose of the Point Loma Playhouse is to present quality theatre to the public, provide educational opportunities to actors, directors, writers and designers to develop their creative skills and offer collaborative opportunities for community members to be involved in the production of theatre.
