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The Little Dog Laughed

"All it takes... is a little deception"
Blazeco Productions present
"The Little Dog Laughed"
An Adult Comedy of Manners by Douglas Carter Beane
Directed by Jon Cortez
August 17- Sept 16
Friday and Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 6pm

Starring Bernadette Birkett, Owen Martin, Trip Langley and Laine Jennings

After a successful run in North Hollywood, "Little Dog" makes it's way to Hollywood at the Zephyr Theater through Sept 16.
"The Little Dog Laughed" is a sexy funny comedy with "a slight recurring case of homosexuality".
A hot young Hollywood actor, Mitchell is up for the role of a lifetime, and his agent Diane will do anything in her power to keep him quietly in the closet, until Alex, a gay-for-pay hustler enters the scene, with a girlfriend and his own set of secrets...
Will Mitchell and Alex get their "Hollywood Ending?"
Douglas Carter Beane (TO WONG FOO, THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, JULIE NEWMAR, ."XANADU", "SISTER ACT" on Broadway) tells-all in a seriously funny play about challenges of being gay in Hollywood.

"WOW!- StagesceneLA.com
The Little Dog Laughed, Douglas Carter Beane's hilarious, edgy Hollywood-New York showbiz satire, has arrived in North Hollywood with its cutting-edge love story between a gay movie star and a bisexual hustler and its much touted (albeit brief) display of full-frontal male nudity. Director Jon Cortez and cast are largely successful in entertaining, titillating, and maybe even coaxing a tear or two from audiences in search of comedy with a bite."

"The Little Dog Laughed" was nominated for both a Tony for Best Play and a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding New York Theater in 2007.

"Little Dog Laughed" was nominated for a Tony in 2007 for Best New Play, and won a Best Actress award for Julie White. It was also nominated for a GLAAD Media Award and Lucille Lortel Awards.

Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 6 p.m. Tickets are $30

This show contains adult situations, on-stage smoking, drinking and male nudity and, as such, is not recommended for children (leave them at home), sensitive prudish adults, or anyone under the age of 17