PICK OF THE VINE, THE WEIR, EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD... and More Set for Little Fish Theatre's 2013 Season

Little Fish Theatre today announced the productions slated for the coming year, ten plays and an evening of shorts, all selected to delight theater-goers.

Pick of the Vine -- Our signature collection of original one-act plays, opens Jan 11
Chapter Two by Neil Simon -- Romantic comedy the second time around, opens Mar 8
See Rock City by Arlene Hutton -- Sequel to last season’s hit Last Train to Nibroc, opens Mar 13
Looking by Norm Foster -- Seeking romance in midlife is a comedic endeavor, opens Apr 26
Embraceable Me by Victor L. Cahn -- Sparks fly when opposites attract, opens May 1
Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling -- Southern women are a force of nature, opens Jun 14
The Kitchen Witches by Caroline Smith -- Rival culinary divas face off on-air, opens Aug 2
Rounding Third by Richard Dresser -- Little League fathers commiserate, opens Aug 7
The Weir by Conor McPherson -- Irish locals tell one spell-binder after another, opens Sep 20
Grace and Glorie by Tom Ziegler -- Laughs between patient and caregiver, opens Sep 25
Every Christmas Story Ever Told, and Then Some by Michael Carleton, Jim FitzGerald and John K. Alvarez -- The title says it all, opens Nov 8

The plays were chosen for their immediacy, variety and appeal. With highly engaging characters and fresh takes on everything from the ordinary to the absurd, each of these plays is sure to charm audiences.

Founded in 2002, Little Fish Theatre is a San Pedro based playhouse on Centre Street downtown. Lisa Coffi, Founder and Producing Artistic Director, together with Associate Artistic Director Suzanne Dean, saw an opportunity to deliver high-quality productions year-round to an appreciative public, and never looked back. This year, Little Fish will fill more than 6,000 seats -- impressive for a 65-seat house.

“The intimate setting makes every play at Little Fish a unique theatrical experience,” says Lisa Coffi, Producing Artistic Director. “Every seat is close to the action. You can see every nuance of facial expression and interaction, drawing you into the happenings on-stage.”

Ensuring that every moment of theatrical performance is sheer magic is acclaimed director Stephanie Coltrin, the theater’s Managing Director, who joined the company in 2012. Known for her work as Artistic Director for Civic Light Opera of the South Bay and Hermosa Beach Playhouse, Stephanie has directed four recent productions at Little Fish Theatre, including The Love List and Bach at Leipzig, and she will also be directing a few shows in this year’s lineup.

Tickets can be purchased at www.littlefishtheatre.org or by calling 310-512-6030. Season subscription packages are available now.

Pictured: Last season's "Pick of the Vine" poster.