*CANCELED* Play: 3 Hotels [] Teatro Santa Ana

*CANCELED
Play: 3 Hotels

March 12th to 15th

Teatro Santa Ana

“3 HOTELS” based on Three Hotels by Jon Robin Baitz “is the fervent prayer that there will be something in this wrecked world to salvage.”

A confident, jet setting executive for a multinational conglomerate discovers that his high ranking doesn’t count for much when his spouse crosses the line between corporate grace and personal confession while addressing a gathering of business executive wives.

“In a hotel nothing sticks,” says Ken Hoyle, the international business executive in Jon Robin Baitz’s “3 Hotels” at Teatro Santa Ana. “It’s all transitional, and you’re never stuck with the vital you.” The only trouble with Ken’s view of hotels is that some things do stick to the conscience and cannot be escaped, even in the luxurious hotel rooms of Tangier, St. Thomas and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, visited during 3 HOTELS. Marital breakdowns stick. Ethical compromises stick. So do the criminal deaths of children.

Ken Hoyle (ne Hershkovitz) has buried his past in pursuit of a success about to go up in flames. A former Peace Corps volunteer and the child of leftist Russian Jews, he now works for an American company that sells “the Albert Speer of baby formulas” to third-world countries and is so notorious it once co-starred on “60 Minutes” with Union Carbide and the Dalkon Shield.

“ Three Hotels packs an emotional punch that lingers” Associated Press
“…humanity, lacerating wit and theatricality…” New York Times
“…keen wit, elegant intellect and smoldering passion.” Variety