Feature Play 

Sir Toby Belch, 'Come Away Death' mixing, Producer, Image Design, Set Construction and Dressing 

Shakespeare's comedy of madness, mistaken identity, love, lust, and yellow stockings (cross-gartered). Presented by The Porters of Hellsgate. 

$3,500

Feature Play 

The Duke of Buckingham, Poster Image Design, Producer 

The vicious rise and fall of the Duke of Gloucester, later Richard III, King of England. 

$3,500

Feature Play 

Marcus Brutus, Producer 

Caesar Dies 

$3,000

Short Film 

Claudius 

The greatest story ever told. Now with handguns, zombies, and meteors. 

$50

Short Film 

The Warden 

An original sequel to the existentialist classic The Stanger, by Albert Camus. This literary cross-over was an English assignment involving characters from A Doll's House by Henrick Ibsen. Needless to say, none of us read either of these books, and we got a mad A. 

Feature Play 

Gaston 

Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstien meet at a French bar where they converse and philosiphize about life. With a special guest appearance (Elvis Presley). 

$1,000

Feature Play 

George 

Lyon's Peak is a dark, satirical, outrageous comedy all about bungling hit men, secret lovers, jealous scheming, consolidation, mishap, twists of fate, family outings, forgiveness and ultimately retribution all tied together by a large musical number... with a dancing bear! 

$2,000

Feature Play 

Marcus Andronicus, Producer 

Titus is Shakespeare's first tragedy and by far his bloodiest. Set in fascist Italy, the production is filled with gruesome revenge plots, sardonic wit, lascivious affairs, and plenty of pretty poetry. Directed by Natasha Vargas-Cooper.  

$4,000

Feature Play 

Launce, Producer 

THE PORTERS OF HELLSGATE Present William Shakespeare's THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA "A promising young company with a fine handle on iambic pantameter..." -David C. Nichols, LA TIMES WHAT: William Shakespeare’s ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’ set in Edwardian England. The silliness and pomp of the time reflects the silliness and pomp of the play. It’s got all the necessaries, love, lust, mistaken identity, betrayal, redemption, and of course, ...a bit with a dog. Directed by Charles Pasternak. Produced by Eddie Castuera and Jack Leahy. WHERE: The Whitmore-Lindley Theatre Center, 11006 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood WHEN: Opens Friday, December 21. Runs Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm and Sunday matinees at 3:30pm. Closes Sunday, January 13. Tickets: $20, $15 for students and seniors. FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION CALL EDDIE at (310) 497-2884  

$3,000