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Chimichangas and Zoloft – Jan 26-Feb 11

January 26, 2024 @ 11:30 am - 2:00 pm

Runs from January 26th-Feb. 11th
Dates & Time: Jan 26 7:30pm, Jan 27 7:30pm, Jan 28 2:00pm, Feb 1 7:30pm, Feb 2 7:30pm, Feb 3 7:30pm, Feb 4 2:00pm, Feb 9 7:30pm, Feb 10 7:30pm, Feb 11 2:00pm
Admission: Adults: $25; Student w/ID: $10; Special Value Thursday Performance: Pay What You Can
By Fernanda Coppel
Directed by Sky Hernandez-Simard

Suffering from a profound sense of disappointment after her 40th birthday, Sonia flees her family and goes on a binge of prescription Zoloft and greasy chimichangas. Sonia’s rebellious daughter Jackie and her best friend Penelope hatch a plan to lure Sonia back home, while their fathers struggle with a secret association of their own. This irreverent story examines the search for happiness and the mysteries of sexuality through the eyes of two brazen teenagers.

Chimichangas and Zoloft contains mature situations and language along with sexual content. Parental discretion is advised.

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*Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. COVID vaccinations and N95 face masks are recommended but no longer required to see performances at the Raven.

Details

  • Date: January 26, 2024
  • Time:
    11:30 am - 2:00 pm
  • Event Categories: ,

Venue

  • Raven Performing Arts Theater
  • 115 North Street
    Healdsburg, 95448 United States
  • Phone 707-433-6335
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Ed Begley Jr. is an Emmy-nominated actor with a versatile career in film, television, and stage, known for his roles in “St. Elsewhere,” “Amsterdam,” and “Pineapple Express.” This is his fourth year of judging for the HSIFF.

Cindy Caponera is a native Chicagoan who has built an impressive career as a writer, performer, and producer, beginning in theater at the famed Second City Mainstage as well as with The National Touring Company. For the past 20+ years, Cindy — an Emmy Award winner and two-time WGA Award nominee — has been writing and producing for television.

Jeff Kober is an Emmy-winning actor who has appeared in over 55 feature films and numerous television productions. His recent film “Grassland” closed the 2024 Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival, while “Self-Reliance,” directed by and co-starring Jake Johnson, premiered at SXSW. His impressive filmography includes “Break,” the soon-to-be-released “Cash for Gold,” and “Leave No Trace, Sully” directed by Clint Eastwood.

Laraine Newman is an Emmy and Annie-nominated performer. She is a true icon of comedy and a beloved member of the original cast of Saturday Night Live. Newman co-founded the influential Groundlings Theatre, and her remarkable career includes collaborations with visionary directors ranging from Woody Allen to Guillermo Del Toro.

Kristina Motwani is an award-winning film editor and producer known for her verité documentary style. Motwani has received accolades from Sundance, the Peabody Awards, and more.

Kathia Sanchez-Aldana is a co-producer on the hit television series “Criminal Minds.” Raised in Tijuana, Mexico, she is a seasoned television and film professional with a B.A. in Film and TV Production from UCLA (Class of 2013). After cutting her teeth as a basecamp production assistant on several feature films, Sanchez-Aldana joined “Modern Family” in Season 6 as an assistant production coordinator, rising to associate producer by the series finale in Season 11. 

Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan: With a career spanning over four decades, Tom Waits is a revered singer-songwriter, actor, and composer known for his distinctive style and extensive work in film and theater. Waits and his long-time collaborator and wife, Kathleen Brennan, were named number four in a list of the “100 Best Living Songwriters” published by America’s Paste magazine, saying, “In literature, only a handful of writers have pulled off the near impossible. In music, it happens on every Tom Waits recording.” Tom and Kathleen were also awarded the PEN Award of Literary Excellence for their songwriting. This is their fourth year of judging the HSIFF.

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