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Room 17

“Room 17”  by Steve Stajich sold out in June, so they’ve  added two “Encore!” performances on Friday, August 26th and Saturday August 27th, both at 8:30 pm. 

“‘Room 17’ features a great cast with a story that will leave no one unmoved,” organizers said. “However, our venue has very limited seating, so reservations are strongly recommended. Due to the nature of the production there will be no seating after the show starts.

“So please do come early and enjoy our complimentary refreshments in the lobby. Take a moment now and call our reservation line at  310.396.0716 and make sure you have a seat for one of these two encore performances of this involving production.  We are always delighted to bring you thought-provoking new works… and this is definitely one of those.  We’ll see you in ‘Room 17.'”

The MET Theatre and PT Projects presents

Room 17

“We’re in Tijuana, Mr. Miller…”

A new play written and directed by Steve Stajich with

Brynn Alexander / Trevor Anthony / Chris McGahan / Frank Noon

The Great Scott in the Met Theatre

1089 N. Oxford Ave, Los Angeles 90029

(one block east of Santa Monica @ Western)

Friday and Saturday August 26 & 27

8:30 pm  /  All tickets $20 / cash only

*Due to very limited seating, reservations are strongly advised @

310 396 0716.  Mature subject matter; no admission after 8:40 pmT

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