East Lynne Theater Company presents DOROTHY PARKER: A CERTAIN WOMAN

Miss seeing East Lynne Theater Company’s world premiere of “Dorothy Parker: A Certain Woman” this past fall?  Good news!  For two weeks, from February 23 – March 5, Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8:00 PM you can watch a filmed and edited version of this show online, from the comfort and safety of your home.
 
Nominated for five 2021 BroadwayWorld New Jersey Regional Awards – Best Play, Best New Play, Best Production of a Play (In Person), Best Performance in a Play and Best Director – this one-woman show tells the story of one of America’s wittiest writers, poets and critics, who also happened to be a human rights activist and philanthropist. A collection of her work, “The Portable Dorothy Parker,” has never been out of print. 
 
Starring Suzanne Dawson, “Dorothy Parker: A Certain Woman” was compiled by James Rana and dramaturged and directed by Gayle Stahlhuth.  Bits about Parker’s life are intertwined with her poetry and stories, such as “A Telephone Call,” “Interior Desecration,” and “Lady with the Lamp.” To learn more about the show visit https://www.eastlynnetheater.org/dorothy-parker-a-certain-woman.html  To watch a two-minute promo visit https://tinyurl.com/parkerpromo
 
Go to https://tinyurl.com/dparkervideo to buy tickets. Price is a minimum of $15, with the option to give more. Half of every ticket sold will be donated to the NAACP, the organization to which Parker bequeathed her estate upon the death of her initial beneficiary, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
 
Suzanne Dawson has taken on several roles in ELTC productions, including Aunt Abby in “Arsenic and Old Lace” for which she received an excellent review from Terry Teachout in “The Wall Street Journal.” New York credits include “CBS Live” and “The Great American Backstage Musical.” A few of her many regional productions are “Sylvia” at Florida Studio Theatre and “Rumors” at Paper Mill Playhouse in NJ. She then toured with “Rumors,” and opposite Gavin Macleod in “Last of the Red Hot Lovers.” 
 
James Rana, currently in the national tour of “The Band’s Visit,” has been with this Tony Award-winning musical since the first day of rehearsal for the Broadway production. Over the years, he’s appeared in several ELTC productions including “Dracula” and “Strictly Dishonorable.” Works he’s written for the company include “A Year in the Trenches” that was commissioned by The New Jersey Historical Society. 
 
Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth has performed Off-Broadway, in regional theaters, and in film and television.  Since 1999 she has been Artistic Director of ELTC, producing over 100 different plays and musicals for this company, and directed most of them.
 
NOTE: When you purchase your ticket through Ticketleap, you don’t need to download your ticket, but it is advisable to download your receipt, and keep the receipt open on your computer until you check your-e-mails.  If you don’t see an e-mail from Ticketleap either in New Mail or Spam, then save your receipt to your computer.  Both the receipt and the e-mail have “Live Stream.”  When this is hit, you’re taken to the countdown to when your show will air, and this is where you should be to watch the show on the day and time for which you purchased.  To watch on a bigger screen, hook your computer up to your flat screen tv with an HDMI cable. Closed Captioning is available. In case you missed the 8:00 PM “virtual curtain,” you have until 9:30 PM that evening to tune in to see the whole show.  Any problems, e-mail eastlynneco@aol.com. ELTC will try to help as quickly as possible.