Coming to the Chaplin Studios February 19-21

Radiant J. Productions Proudly Presents:

A new musical comedy from David Wain, Jessica McKenna and Zach Reino about how creating art together helps us survive–and thrive–in challenging times.

Music and lyrics by ZACH REINO & JESSICA MCKENNA 

Book by DAVID WAIN, ZACH REINO & JESSICA MCKENNA 

Produced by AMIROSE EISENBACH

Co-Produced by MAX ASH
 

Starring 
KRISTEN BELL   LEA THOMPSON   JOSHUA MALINA
CAMILLE CHEN   BETH DOVER   BEN WANG ZEKE NICHOLSON CJ CRUZ   TRACE GUZMÁN   AREZU TAVAKOLI
ZACH REINO   JESSICA MCKENNA   DAVID WAIN

Musical Director: David Lamoureux
Choreographer: Kathryn Burns
The Band: The Wolves of Glendale (Tom McGovern, Ethan Edenburg, Eric Jackowitz)
Scenic: Mark Mendelson, Costume: Ann Closs-Farley, Lighting: Luke Moyer,
Sound: Jonathan A. Burke, Projection: Gabrieal Griego
Legal: The Bartos Group, LLC
General Management: MB Artists, Inc.
 

Directed by
DAVID WAIN, ZACH REINO & JESSICA MCKENNA  

When Flight 233 crash-lands in the middle of nowhere, survivors must learn to build a new life from scratch. Three months later, they’ve mastered the essentials—but their spirits are running on empty. A determined young dreamer proposes the unthinkable: a full production of Romeo & Juliet. 

As romance blooms, tempers spark, and winter looms, THREE MONTHS LATER celebrates the messy, joyful, and profoundly human instinct to create—even when the world falls apart.

GRAB TIX!

  • “Equal Playing Field is an extraordinary reminder that anything we conceive in our minds is truly possible. Watching these women as they go on a relentless journey in pursuit of fulfilling their dreams and honoring their purpose is exceptionally gratifying and inspiring. This film speaks to the soul of every little girl in need of believing: YES SHE CAN!”

    JaNeika James & JaSheika James
    Writers/Co-Executive Producers of Netflix’s True Story and HBOMax’s Gossip Girl

  • “A timely documentary that explores the highs and lows experienced in the fight for gender equality. The plight of these athletes to set world records in order to disprove the biases against women playing soccer is simply inspiring - showing the power and impact we can have when we use our collective voices.”

    Alicia Malone
    Author and Host, Turner Classic Movies

  • “Equal Playing Field shows female athletes pushing their body, mind and spirit to inspire a revolution of consciousness for female equality through sport and beyond. The challenges they faced playing on top of Kilimanjaro all the way down to the Dead Sea will help create miracles for female athletes all over the world for generations to come. It gave me chills. This film is special.”

    Ethan Zohn
    Co-founder Grassroot Soccer and Winner of Survivor, Africa

  • “No one could possibly invent this story about a diverse group of women who push themselves to the limit — and beyond. Equal Playing Field shows us why and how they did it, and allows us to share their pride of accomplishment. Well done!” 

    Leonard Maltin
    American film critic and film historian

  • “This film takes us on a beautiful journey of selfreflection, passion, triumph and defeat as female soccer players from all over the world come together to climb Kilimanjaro and descend to the Dead Sea. With the mountain as a metaphor for our ascent toward self-actualization through sport, we can see so clearly the barriers blocking our path - discrimination, abuse, cultural non-acceptance, lack of resources. These brave women show us that we are not alone in our suffering. That we are resilient in our ability to overcome. And that together we can blast these obstacles right off the side of the mountain and build a record-breaking soccer pitch on top of the rubble.”

    Amanda Vandervort
    Chief Women’s Officer, FIFPRO