Theater 141: 44 Cats

Synopsis:

This new comedic play begins with three women and forty-four cats. Simple enough ingredients with which to launch a narrative, yes? Not so fast….

Writer

James C. Ferguson

The Massachusetts-based writer is the prolific author of a number of short plays, including OMG, Don’t Jump the Gun, Lewis & Clark, Alexander the Great, The Wright Brothers, For Whom the Yell Tools, and many more. He directed and co-wrote an indie film, Happy Holidays, and served as a special effects technician on a number of feature films.


Director

Yunyi Zhu

Yunyi Zhu is a Chinese-born director and producer currently based in Los Angeles after graduating from Loyola Marymount University with a degree in directing. She has accumulated a broad spectrum of experience working in prominent international film companies, including Warner Brother, Mei Ah Entertainment (Hong Kong), Vanishing Angle, Tecent Pictures, etc. Her previous work has screened at some top-notch film festivals worldwide, including festivals that qualified for the Oscars and BAFTA recognition. Additionally, Yunyi has demonstrated her versatility by producing commercials and music videos for acclaimed international brands and artists. She is always passionate about various projects, from short films and music videos to podcasts. With her dedication to storytelling, Yunyi Zhu continues to push the boundaries of her creativity.

Yunyi Zhu


Cast

Joyce Hananel

Joyce wrote and performed her one-woman show "Patti's America", directed by the late, great Gary Austin, founder of The Groundlings. She's also performed in multiple improv troupes across Los Angeles, including Austin's Dog Bread, Austin's Cat Milk, and Two Ring Circus.

Joyce Hananel

Zelda Kimble

Zelda Kimble is from Singapore, but currently lives in LA and has been acting her entire life.  She likes champagne, glitter, and murder mysteries. She owns too many candles and has a paranormal podcast called Across the Veil.

Zelda Kimble


Reyna Stephaanie

Reyna Stephaanie is known for Escape, Stranger (2022) and The Box (2024).

Reyna Sephaanie


Sound Production:

Oak House Recording Studio in Pasadena, CA with Sound Engineer David Peters.

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