My Mother’s Keeper is why we go to see theatre. Well, written, well directed and extremely well performed,” ? Hugh O’Brian said - HighLight Hollywood.com

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My Mother's Keeper moves fluidly back and forth between 1914 and the present, taking place within the memories of four generations of women in a show business family. Looking through the lens of the mother-daughter dynamic, My Mother's Keeper is an examination of our matriarchal inheritance, with all its inherent and inherited  blessings and curses. It is a moving, sometimes very funny, sometimes disturbing, ultimately healing work.

$28 General Admission

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About the Playwright

Jane Press is an actress with fifty years experience on stage, which she uses to instruct her students in “The Art of Playing the Part of Being a Human Being” at the Community Partnership for Youth. She was an est Graduate Seminar Leader and Training Supervisor with the est Young Persons Training. Jane comes from a show business family in New York and L.A. and currently teaches acting to children ages 5-12 at CPY.

About the Director
Robin McKee is well respected for her work with new play development in California and Colorado,through programs such as L.A.'s Mark Taper Forum New Works Festival and Colorado Shakespeare Festival's New Works Project. She was the Founder and Producing Artistic Director for Carmel Performing Arts Festival, developed Telluride Repertory Theatre Company's seasonal productions for 15 years as guest artist and Artistic Director, and has worked as a freelance director around the country for as many years. Robin loves combining new and seasoned performers and artists in the development of new plays. One of her favorite venues in California is the Carl Cherry Center for the Performing Arts, where she first collaborated with the venue for the development of Karen Black's one-woman show in 1992.