THEATER 117: Repercussions

Open-Door Playhouse

Kim Hlavac directs Michael David, Madelynn Fattibene, and Carole Goldman.
Kim Hlavac is the playwright. The recipient of a BFA from f SUNY Purchase, she is also
an actor. She has performed in plays in New York (including Much Ado About Nothing opposite Stanley Tucci, Waiting for Lefty directed by Howard da Silva, and Gertrude Stein’s Listen to Me) and on TV (including the daytime drama Another World) in which she played Lauren Phillips) and is a member of the stage companies VS Theater and Station House. Her Penny Slots plays can be found on the Open-Door Playhouse website.
Repercussions is a selection in the Open-Door Playhouse month-long Salute to Veterans in November, focusing on works created by veterans.
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