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The Memory of Water

WELCOME BACK TO LIVE THEATRE IN LOS ANGELES!

The Actors Company Let Live Theatre
916 N Formosa Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046

Showtimes:

Friday, January 28th: 7 pm
Saturday, January 29th: 2 pm
Sunday, January 30th: 7 pm

Friday, February 4th: 7 pm
Saturday, February 5th: 7 pm
Sunday, February 6th: 7 pm

***Proof of Vaccination & Masks are Required****

The Memory of Water is a tragic comedy that begins with three estranged sisters coming together to prepare for their mother's funeral. Through the events and personalities surrounding their mother's passing, the play explores themes of memory, childhood, loss, and love. It is heartfelt, mournful, and witty. It is a play about family. In a world that feels distant and uncertain, we want to welcome you to join our family for the night. Let us share an experience. Let us bring you into our home. Let us make a memory together with The Memory of Water.

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Originally produced in New York City by
The Manhattan Theatre Club on October 15, 1998.

THE MEMORY OF WATER is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

Shelagh Stephenson: Her first play, THE MEMORY OF WATER, was produced at Hampstead Theatre and subsequently in the West End, where it won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy. Its American premiere was at Steppenwolf, and it was then seen at Manhattan Theatre Club. Her play AN EXPERIMENT WITH AN AIR PUMP won the Peggy Ramsay Award and opened at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester and then played at Hampstead Theatre in London. It received its American premiere at Manhattan Theatre Club. Other plays include ANCIENT LIGHTS (Hampstead Theatre) and MAPPA MUNDI (Royal National Theatre). Her radio play Five Kinds of Silence, winner of the Writers Guild Award and Sony Radio Best Play award, was subsequently produced as a stage play at the Lyric Hammersmith. Her play ENLIGHTENMENT was written under commission to the Abbey Theatre in Dublin and was subsequently produced at the Hampstead Theatre. She has been commission by theaters including the Atlantic. She has written extensively for film, television, and radio in the UK. Ms. Stephenson was born in Northumberland and attended Manchester University. She lives in London and France.