Dashing Melchor moves to Los Angeles to court his online dating connection but unexpectedly falls in love with a mysterious veiled lady (Magdalena), and she with him. He later meets her sans veil but is unimpressed, thus igniting Magdalena’s jealousy–of herself! A madcap comedy of disguise and deception, Henry Ong’s modern take on a 17th century Spanish play is surprisingly relevant today, in light of society’s obsession with outward beauty and how it relates to self-worth.*
Enjoy this interview about “The Blade of Jealousy” at Whitefire Theatre, running until Aug 26th. You can listen to this interview while commuting, while waiting in line at the grocery store or at an audition, backstage and even front of the stage. For tickets and more info Click here.
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*Taken from the website
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October 3, 2018 In Memoriam: Henry Ong- June 12, 2018 Playwright Henry Ong Sharpens his BLADE, Always Aiming to Pay It Forward
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