This play is a labor of love by a handful of young theater-lovers who just want to bring more theater to LA. The play, which premiered at Boston College in 2018, has garnered awards such as: Official Selection and Best Digital Production at the Denver Fringe Festival and Official Selection at the NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival at the New Ohio Theatre.

WHAT:

We want to make this play the best it can possibly be because we love it so much - so we need your help! We want to be able to:
1) pay for our beautiful theatre, The Zephyr Theatre on Melrose (below)
2) pay our hardworking crew
3) market and sell tickets so that everyone can hear about and enjoy this wonderful piece of art.
4) making our show look great - set and props

Please consider making a tax-deductible contribution and supporting our project. We have worked so hard on this, and we can't wait to share it!

WHY:
We love this show, and we believe in it and its impact. It's a story with emotions that anyone and everyone can relate to - the liminal moments we've all experienced, the love and the confusion and the connection that we all search for, and deal with. We know that you will love this show just as much as we do. We hope you will help us bring it to life.

WHO:

Cast
Hadley Durkee - "Mary"
Hadley is an LA based actress and writer with New York roots. Having grown up in the Broadway Capital, she quickly became enveloped in Theatre and began acting professionally at a young age. Hadley went on to study Theater in college, and was recognized and nominated by The Kennedy Center College Theater Festival as best actress for her role as Vicki/Brooke in Noises Off. After graduating, Hadley relocated to Los Angeles to further pursue her acting career. Since, she has acted in multiple independent films and shorts. She is currently writing and producing two short films that center around the young female experience.

Joseph Basquill - "Harold"
Joseph is an LA based actor. Born in Philadelphia but raised in Wilmington, NC, he spent the majority of his youth and late teens doing theater throughout the Southeast, most notably with Opera House Theatre Company and The Thalian Association. Three years ago, he started training in New York City with Terry Knickerbocker at his Meisner-focused studio in Brooklyn, where he was named Student of the Semester in 2021. He moved to LA this past summer to further pursue his acting career after starring in an independent feature film directed by Broadway alum Jesse Swenson.

Crew
Michael Quinn - Writer / Director
Michael is a writer and director born in Philadelphia. His play Get It Together was produced by the Boston College Theatre Department in 2018, directed by Scott T. Cummings, PhD (Yale Drama). In 2021, his play Fishtown was produced in Portland and Indianapolis. His writing has been published in Carve, Rust + Moth, and the Chiron Review. He is a graduate of Boston College, where he was the university’s 2019 Dever Fellow. He lives in New York City.

Ally Lardner - Stage Manager
Ally  is a creative from New Jersey, currently based in Los Angeles. She received the Stage Managers' Association Award and Achievement in Stage Management from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival while studying at Boston College (BC). In 2021, she was recognized by BC for excellence in the arts with the J. Robert Barth Award and J. Paul Marcoux Award. Ally currently works as Script Coordinator for ABC Daytime's General Hospital. She also manages social media for TRASH MAG, a digital and print zine devoted to uplifting art that challenges norms of power, privilege, and identity. Ally plans to continue facilitating stories about emotion, vulnerability, and difference for stage and screen.

Zoe Brown - Producer
Zoe  is a creative producer who grew up in Philadelphia and Connecticut. After graduating from USC, Zoe has worked as a Producer's Assistant on "Love, Victor" Seasons 2 & 3 and "Euphoria" Season 2 and now works for the President of a production company, K Period Media. In her free time, she's produced a short web series, LolaMay, and a short film, Great White Lies. In 2020, Zoe co-founded the Mental Health Content Collective, and hopes to continue making content that starts conversations about mental health.

Olivia Meredith - Production Designer
Olivia is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. She began her art department career in student films, shorts, and indie features. She has since moved to the world of film & television; working in the art departments of productions such as Made For Love, 9-1-1, Dollface, and Love, Victor. She is excited to venture into the world of theatre by joining the team of Get It Together.