Helmed by the Associate AD from Second City, this new work about a girlfriend’s struggle, a clone and bad decisions presents a hero that will make audiences squirm.
LOSANGELES – Tuck Whitney loves himself, cocaine, and his girlfriend…in that order. Me Love Me, a new comically twisted dramatic work presented by Be Flat Productions premiering at the 2013 Hollywood Fringe Festival, explores why in seven shows from June 7-29 at Open Fist Theater.
Tuck is a narcissistic libertine with a middling acting career. Gemma is a Xanax-addicted performance artist with a side career as a celebrity-liaison in a fancy Hollywood hotel. On the eve of their seventh anniversary, Tuck accidentally over-indulges at a party in the Hollywood Hills and misses Gemma’s show. Early the next morning, he’s interrupted by a knock on the door. It’s his fresh-faced, puppy-eyed biological clone, newly released from a laboratory in Westwood. As Tu...
