The Balcony Scene

Little Fish Theatre
777 Centre St San Pedro

Alvin is an historian who believes the world is declining into chaos and has taken refuge in his apartment. Karen is a diehard optimist with a high pressure job who moves in next door. They meet and strike up a friendship that has a chance to turn into something more, if they can get past her relentless ex-boyfriend and Alvin's fear of the outside world. The Balcony Scene is a slice of life examination of modern day pressures that reminds us that we miss one hundred percent of the shots we don't take.

Thru - Apr 5, 2018

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Will Call - Recommended

"...Spring is in the air and romance blossoms on the stage of San Pedro's treasured Little Fish Theatre Written by Wil Calhoun, not a household word but who has visited yours, via his successful television shows, (Friends, Sons & Daughters, Caroline in the City etc.) He's a master of clever, contemporary dialogue. This delectable play takes place in Chicago in the late Nineties, light hearted and appealing from start to finish, as we watch the unfolding of the friendship between the two, thirty-something protagonists. Talk about geographic desirability! They live in an apartment building with adjoining balconies (smart set by Chris Beyries)"

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- Ingrid Wilmot

The Balcony Scene at Little Fish Theatre