KRISTIAN STEELER “Show-Biz, No Biz” is a compilation evening of two one-acts plays written, directed and produced by a young artist, Kristian Steeler. The beginning of the evening opens with Backstage Grease a warm story set in the dressing area of a small civic theatre production of the timeless musical “Grease”. The light story of theatre and dedication carries us into the darker half of the evening, with the tragic story of Hollywood Reigns. When the hottest super-agent in town is given the break-out talent of the year, he’s faced with the choice of loyalty vs. legendary riches. Find out what happens in both of these original stories.
Please consider “Show-Biz, No Biz” for review with your excellent publication. We would be honored to have you spend an evening with us. It will be a great evening with superb performances that says "theatre can be done in L.A." The stories are sharp and we, as a cast and crew, passionately believe this is a work worth watching. Make a reservation under the banner of your publication and receive free admission.

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March 15 – April 5, 2007, Tues and Thurs @ 8 pm

The Next Stage
1523 N. La Brea Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90028
(above the Lava Lounge)

$15 tickets
(free admission with an industry business card)

Reservations (818) 321-3029

Press (323) 697-7601

How to get to our theatre?

Ride Metro: Take the Metro Red Line to Hollywood/Highland, walk westbound on Hollywood Blvd and turn left on La Brea. This will be a nice short walk with a lot of foot traffic and shops and restaurants. Once you're on La Brea, cross the street at Lanewood to get to the west side of the street. The theatre is in the small strip mall above the Lava Lounge. The Metro Red Line goes until midnight to both Downtown and NoHo.
If you take the bus, routes 212 and 312 will drop you off on the corner of Sunset Blvd and La Brea.

Ride Your Bike: The Metro Red Line will allow your bike anytime of the day or night and you can also put your bike on the bus. If you are riding without connecting to public transit go to BikeMetro.com and use it as you would MapQuest. You can lock up under the stairs next to my bike.

Drive a Car: 101 Freeway to Sunset Blvd., go west, and turn right on La Brea. You can find some street parking but check the street signs. Get directions on mapquest.com