Hide & Hide
by Roger Q. Mason
directed by Jessica Hanna
Along the Golden Coast of California, two souls collide while chasing freedom. Set in the last days of disco, Billy, a queer rent-boy, is on the run from the Texas police; Constanza, a filipina immigrant, has a visa that’s about to expire. Together, they enter a sham marriage to achieve their own American Dream. Hide & Hide is a Homeric Odyssey that disrupts and rebuilds The American Fantasy.
Funding for this production is provided by the Los Angeles New Play Project, the Vladimir and Araxia Buckhantz Foundation, and the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.
Show
Information
May 16 - June 29
Previews: May 9, 10 & 14
Run time: approx. 85 minutes
Age Advisory: 16+ years old.
Some language in this production
may be inappropriate for children under 16.
LOCATION:
Skylight Theatre
1816 1/2 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles
Box Office: (213) 761-7061
boxoffice@skylighttheatre.org
PRICES:
Adult - $45.50
Senior - $37.50
Student - $23.00
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Trailer
The Artists Of Hide & Hide
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Roger Q. Mason (Playwright)
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Jessica Hanna (Director)
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Amielynn Abellera (Constanza)
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Ben Larson (Billy)
Designers &
Production Staff
DESIGNERS
Scenic Design: Christopher Scott Murillo
Lighting Design: Brandon Baruch
Sound Design: Amelia Arnello
Costume Design: Wendell Carmichael
Prop Design: Nicole Bernadini
Intimacy Coordinator: Celina Lee Surniak
Dialect Coach: Giovanni Ortega
PRODUCTION STAFF
Stage Manager: Letitia Chang
Technical Director: Benjamin Rawls
Dramaturge: Gaven Trinidad
Associate Producer: Logan Ellis
Publicist: Kelly Hargraves & Lynn Tejada
Casting Director: Victoria Hoffman
Producers: Gary Grossman & Armando Huipe
Arts Partnerships
Reflections on Art and Democracy is a celebration of plays, lectures, and concerts in Los Angeles aimed at raising awareness about the rise of fascism and antisemitism, the power of art and design to resist them, and the confluence of visual and performative artworks to promote democracy. Participants include Los Angeles performing arts and cultural organizations presenting events between March and October 2025 to advance art and performance as a platform to confront fascism, antisemitism, and other forces threatening democracy.