All in the Timing

Olivia Flores Alvarez July 17, 2014 4:00AM

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The Landing Theatre Company's latest production, David Ivens' All in the Timing, has a short run – just nine performances. Director Paige Kiliany tells us, “I want our audiences to know that this is a classic show but we're presenting it in a very modern, exciting way.” She promises audiences a fast-paced, energetic performance. A collection of six short comedies by Ives, All in the Timing has a six member cast that each perform multiple characters. “The characters range from Philip Glass to a con artist to monkeys to Trotsky,” says Kiliany. “One of the reasons we were attracted to this show is that it's an American classic. It's also very funny, and the fact that all of the actors get to portray at least two completely different characters makes this a fantastic challenge for them and also [for] me as a director.” Houston actors Lindsey Ball, Scott Gibbs, Will Gough, Mai Le, Robert Meza and Sammi Sicinski make up the All in the Timing cast.

7 p.m. July 17 to 21 and July 24 to 27. The Alley Kat Bar and Lounge, 3718 Main. For information, visit landingtheatre.org. $15.
July 17-21, 7 p.m.; July 24-27, 7 p.m., 2014