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03.02 – 04.30.2023
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Lila (Lauren Patten, Tony Award winner for Jagged Little Pill) is getting by in her Kentucky hometown—scanning groceries at the Save-A-Lot, caring for her erratic brother, and living for Friday nights, when she plays a gig with her band The Lonely Few. And that's enough. Or she thought it was, until Amy (Nyla Sostre, Hamilton, Steel Magnolias), an established musician ragged from the road, passes through and offers her a shot at something much, much bigger. But is Lila ready for the life she never dared to imagine? A world premiere musical by Zoe Sarnak and Rachel Bonds, The Lonely Few is a love story between two women searching for a sense of home.
This play was commissioned as part of the Geffen Playhouse's New Play Development Program thanks to the generosity of Sandra Krause and William Fitzgerald. Major support for this world premiere production provided by the Edgerton Foundation New Play Production Fund.
Performance Information
Loud Music • Herbal Cigarette Smoke • Strobe Lighting Effects • Theatrical Haze and Smoke Effects Content Advisory: This production contains adult intimate content, adult language, and alcohol and drug content. Age Recommendation: 12+ Table and barstool seating locations have a strict 18+ age restriction. All Geffen Playhouse productions are intended for an adult audience; children under 10 years of age will not be admitted. Cast Notice: The role of “Amy” will be performed by Ciara Renée thru 4/9 and by Nyla Sostre after 4/9.
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Adam
Dylan
Lila
Amy (thru 4/9)
JJ
Paul
Amy (after 4/9)
Building Paul's Juke Joint
The Lonely Few Production Photos
The Lonely Few Behind-The-Scenes Photos
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Rachel Bonds & Zoe Sarnak bring us into their process writing The Lonely Few
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