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Only 6 opportunities to catch this hidden Canadian gem at the Santa Paula Theater Center’s theatrically hip back stage!
October 17th-October 26th Friday and Saturday Evenings at 8pm Sunday Matinees at 2:30pm This is a Pay What You Will Event $5, $10, $15, $20 tickets available. Purchase in advance online Or by calling 805-525-4645. Cash Or QR Code at the door. Walk-ups welcome on the day of event for unsold seats. |
Lawrence & Holloman is an episodic two-hander with Taylor Kasch and Donnie D. Stroud which comically examines happiness, destiny, and the impact of one’s outlook on life. If you like your comedy dark, this is the one for you.
The ever optimistic Lawrence withstands a series of disasters while forming a friendship with the steadfast and cynical Holloman. There are plot twists and turns throughout which leaves the audience to ponder what kind of karmic blows are to come next. Will Holloman’s friendship be enough to pull Lawrence up through the gallery of destruction and survive what can only be described as eternal bad luck? Inquiring minds want to know.
Morris Panych is one of Canada’s most celebrated and distinctive playwrights—known for his dark humor, existential themes, and quirky characters that often wrestle with isolation, absurdity, and unexpected tenderness.
Lawrence and Holloman was adapted for the screen and received multiple awards including the Canadian Comedy Award for Best Feature Film and was nominated for Best Direction, Best Writing, and Best Male Performance in a Feature.
The ever optimistic Lawrence withstands a series of disasters while forming a friendship with the steadfast and cynical Holloman. There are plot twists and turns throughout which leaves the audience to ponder what kind of karmic blows are to come next. Will Holloman’s friendship be enough to pull Lawrence up through the gallery of destruction and survive what can only be described as eternal bad luck? Inquiring minds want to know.
Morris Panych is one of Canada’s most celebrated and distinctive playwrights—known for his dark humor, existential themes, and quirky characters that often wrestle with isolation, absurdity, and unexpected tenderness.
Lawrence and Holloman was adapted for the screen and received multiple awards including the Canadian Comedy Award for Best Feature Film and was nominated for Best Direction, Best Writing, and Best Male Performance in a Feature.