Menu
None

Sasha Ginger Hank

Archived Show

Overview

Produced by:
LAByrinth Theater Company
Dates:
April 05 - April 05, 2022
Run Time:
1 Hour, 15 Minutes
Intermission:
No
Theater:
Showing in Theater

Show Info

Welcome to LAByrinth’s 22nd annual Barn Series! The renowned free reading series is a festival of new plays, and a critical and exciting step in LAB’s development of new work.  Many of LAByrinth’s world premieres have come from the Barn, giving audiences a sneak peak into the artistic process, and a chance to see plays before they’re the next hot ticket.  

This reading series will be performed in-person. 

Sasha Ginger Hank
By Mariana Carreño
Tuesday, April 5th at 7pm

In Hollywood, Florida, Sasha, Ginger and Hank have just opened a bed and breakfast to pay for legal bills and multiple medications. The only problem is that the world is underwater. After an unexpected visitor coincides with their first guest, they must decide whether to stay or search for a better future.

Mariana Carreño is a playwright, director, and translator. Her plays include Truckers (Humanitas Play LA Award; Workshop, LAByrinth ), The Red Gene (Workshops, Oregon Shakespeare Co., LAByrinth Barn Series), Miss 744890 (Winner, MetLife Nuestras Voces, Repertorio Español) Patience, Fortitude and Other Antidepressants, (an urban riff on Federico García Lorca’s Yerma, commissioned by Intar Theatre, Los Angeles Theatre Center), Dance for a Dollar (a dance-theatre collaboration, Miracle Theatre, Portland, OR), and Ofelia’s Lovers (Mabou Mines Residencies, 2007-2009), among others. Mariana is a member of LAByrinth Theatre Company, and Alumna, Hispanic Playwrights in Residency Lab (HPRL) at Intar. Mariana teaches Playwriting at SUNY Purchase.

Mariana
Carreño

Producing Company

LAByrinth Theater Company

LAByrinth Theater Company, founded in 1992 as The Latino Actors Base, was created to reflect a world where color is the norm and not the exception. From Our Lady of 121st Street to Halfway Bitches go Straight to Heaven, LAByrinth has produced over 50 world premieres and developed over 250 new plays.

Read more at: http://www.labtheater.org