How to Be Lazy and Not Feel Guilty A play produced by and starring Chapman Alumni for Hollywood Fringe

May 22, 2018

We are Leaky Faucet & Sons:

A production company bringing absurd theatre to the greater Los Angeles area. For our inaugural production, we are mounting an original play for the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival, June 7—24:

How to Be Lazy and Not Feel Guilty

The play follows Jenine as she rapidly descends into overwork-related madness. It’s an absurd comedy with a vibrant ensemble of characters, all of whom are out to dismantle Jenine’s mental health one stress-inducing event at a time.

This play was workshopped at the 2017 William Inge Festival Play Lab. It is written, directed, and produced by recent Chapman Theatre alumni Drew Petriello (’16, writer/producer) and Natasha Gualy (’18 director/producer). The entire cast is comprised of Chapman alumni as well, including the marvelous talents of Sarah Richards (’18) as the leading role of Jenine, Duncan Kinzie (’18) as her boyfriend Thomas, and Addison Turner (’18), Emerson Harris (’18), and Drew Petriello as ensemble actors who play roughly a dozen characters each.

Sounds great! How can I see it?

Well first, we have a present for the Chapman Community:

Use “sleepmustdie” at checkout for a whopping $5 discount!

To purchase tickets and for more information, please visit this link. If you would do us a favor and share that link around on social media, we would love you forever!