Chelsea Lacatena

Being a teenager can be one of the most wonderfully miserable times in a person's life. Kids are mean, school is hard, parents just don't understand.

Being a teenager can be one of the most wonderfully miserable times in a person's life. Kids are mean, school is hard, parents just don't understand.

Being a teenager can be one of the most wonderfully miserable times in a person's life. Kids are mean, school is hard, parents just don't understand.

Our Time Theatre Company, an artistic home for young people who stutter, will present its One-Act Play Program, where three senior members of the teen company, write and direct their own one-act plays to be performed by professional actors

The benefit gala honored Ken Roberson, choreographer of Avenue Q, and was hosted by Richard Kind.

Our Time Theatre Company (Taro Alexander, Artistic Director; Chelsea Lacatena, Associate Artistic Director), a non-profit organization dedicated to providing an artistic home for young people who stutter, will hold its Third Annual Benefit Gala and will continue its tradition of honoring a person who has been an inspiration to people who stutter.

Our Time Theatre Company (Taro Alexander, Artistic Director; Chelsea Lacatena, Associate Artistic Director), an artistic home for people who stutter, will premiere its One-Act Play Program, where three senior members of the teen company, write and direct their own one-act plays to be performed by professional actors. The plays will be presented from Friday, January 21 - Sunday, January 23 at Theatre 3 (311 W 43rd; 3rd Floor).

Hosted by Jane Alexander, with performances by Adam Pascal and more, the Our Time Theatre Company honored Dr. Alan Rabinowitz, the 'Indiana Jones of Wildlife.'