Sam Spoll

Sam Spoll – they/she – is a playwright, actor, and comedy writer. Formerly: prep cook, bar manager, and hostel toilet cleaner. Sam’s first play was about the 2011 “London riots” based on interviews conducted with a research grant from Northwestern University. Sam’s second play was about children and the atomic bomb, written while living alone in a haunted house on an island in Japan. Development: Moving Arts’ MADLab. Finalist: Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, Lanford Wilson New American Play Fest. BA: Northwestern.

We are offering a small theatre gem in the heart of Atwater Village. It’s very clean, with 45 fixed theatre seats all with ample legroom, high ceilings at 11 feet, a stage that is 19′ feet deep and 19 feet across. We have a dressing room with three dressing stations plus more room for changing costumes, props, and costume storage. We have a small lobby entry into the actual theatre. Our theatre sits right next to a large parking lot with 75 spaces. Our entrance is covered which allows for outside gathering before or after a performance or meeting. We have a full lighting package with a programmable light board. The sound system is basic with two very loud speakers that more than fill the acoustically rich space.

CONTACT:
email us: rentals@movingarts.org
or call 323.472.5646.