The Hardball playwright has received the Francesca Primus Award, a McKnight Advancement Grant, the Helen Merrill Award, the Susan Smith Blackburn Award (finalist), and the Jerome Fellowship.
Meet the Crew of I’d Kill for a Parking Place
The crew is always the heart of any production….
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Meet the Cast of I’d Kill for a Parking Place!
Here is the talented cast, in alphabetical order! Tesia Bell (Ruth Sampson, Marsha Collins, Mrs. Horowitz, Sheila Green) is a Bay Area native who was first introduced to theater in […]
Review: ‘Farce of Habit’: ‘Community theater saved my life!’
Napa Valley Register Review By John Henry Martin, February 20, 2019 Last fall, I went to Valley Players production of “Ordinary Day” about a couple in their 70s, one of […]
I’d Kill for a Parking Place
Long-time Napa resident, Jerry Levitin presents his original play, I’d Kill for a Parking Place, April 12 – 27, 2019 at the Napa Valley Performing Arts Center at Lincoln Theater […]
The Cast of Farce of Habit
James Adams (Huddle Fisk) has been acting for about 8 years and received an Arty Award for his portrayal of Lucky in Waiting for Godot. He has worked both behind […]
Hardball
The Napa Valley Performing Arts Center at Lincoln Theater and Valley Players will present Hardball by Victoria Stewart August 2 – 11, 2019 at the Napa Valley Performing Arts Center […]
Humor and poignancy mingle in a superb ‘Ordinary Day’
Napa Valley Register Review, rosemarie kempton, October 10, 2018 Is a play that focuses on Alzheimer’s disease and “dying well or badly” — something most of us try not to […]
‘Ordinary Day’ is no ordinary play: World premiere in Yountville deals with dying well
Napa Valley Register Review, Marty Nemko, September 26, 2018 “Maude, there’s no need to traipse to Yountville. There’s plenty to do here. Hell, why not just stay home and watch […]