World Premiere of "Next Window, Please" a new play by Doug Haverty

Announcing the World Premiere of "Next Window, Please" at The Group Rep in NoHo, California August 13 – September 17, 2011 Tickets: www.theGROUPrep.com or (818) 700-4878 Discount tickets available at: www.GoldStarEvents.com • www.LAStageAlliance.com • www.Plays411.com
	Click Here for: Press & Photos Next Window, Please By Doug Haverty Directed by Richard Alan Woody Produced for Group Rep by: Fran Freedman Set Design by: Winfield/Woody Lighting Design: Sabrina Beattie Costumes by: Angela M. Eads With Stephanie Colet Kady Douglas Bianca Gisselle Trisha Hershberger Shelby Kocee Chris Wolfe Gina Yates [Fully Air-Conditioned Theatre] THE GROUP REP AT THE LONNY CHAPMAN THEATRE 10900 Burbank Boulevard North Hollywood, CA 91601 (Between Vineland & Cahuenga) Peformance Schedule Thursday, August 11, 2011 8pm (Preview) Saturday, August 13, 2011 8pm (Opening) Sunday, August 14, 2011 2pm (Matinee) Sunday, August 14, 2011 7pm Thursday, August 18, 8pm (Pay What U Can) Friday, August 19, 8pm (Ladies Half Price) Saturday, August 20, 8pm Sunday, August 21, 2011 2pm (Matinee) Sunday, August 21, 2011 7pm Thursday, August 25, 8pm (Pay What U Can) Friday, August 26, 8pm (Ladies Half Price) Saturday, August 27, 8pm Sunday, August 28, 2011 2pm (Matinee) Friday, September 2, 8pm (Ladies Half Price) Saturday, September 3, 8pm Sunday, September 4, 2011 2pm (Matinee) Friday, September 9, 8pm (Ladies Half Price) Saturday, September 10, 8pm Sunday, September 11, 2011 2pm (Matinee) Friday, September 16, 8pm (Ladies Half Price) Saturday, September 17, 8pm (Closing) *Talk-back with author, cast and staff



World Premiere comedy-drama by award-winning playwright Doug Haverty. A highly theatrical portrait of six intelligent, vivacious, outspoken, industrious and financially strapped women who work in a Los Angeles bank. The delicate balance of their workday relationships topples with the news of a pending bank merger (complete with layoffs) and the infiltration of their environment by a male junior executive. Instead of humbly accepting what fate dishes out, these women take matters into their own hands.