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THE PLAY

  

James Stellos portrays a kaleidoscope of characters in his one-person play.

    

At a personal crossroads, Ulysses, an Uber driver, embarks on a yearlong odyssey through the streets of Los Angeles. Along the way, he picks up a tapestry of riders. And their chance meetings--conjuring humor, hopes, and horrors--may help both driver and riders find their way on the road ahead.

THE DIRECTOR

     

Janis Purins was instrumental in the development of "tEMPORARY sANITY" and passed away shortly after completing his work as director on this piece.

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                                                      2024

      AMT THEATER 354 West 45th Street, New York, NY 10036

 Monday                 Tuesday

                             Sept  23th - 2pm    Sept 24th  - 7pm

                             Sept  30th - 2pm    Oct  1st   -   7pm

RECENT PERFORMANCES

​2025

WHITEFIRE THEATRE

13500 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks, Ca 91423

SUNDAY APRIL 27, 2025  at 7:00 pm

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THE PLAYWRIGHT/PERFORMER

   

James Stellos has performed across the U.S. and in Europe in roles from classical to contemporary, musicals to Shakespeare. Partial credits include: Mitch in TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE and The Director in THE WOMAN IN BLACK (Utah Shakes); Mason Marzac in TAKE ME OUT (Ensemble Theater Co.); Tom/Phyllis/Leslie in SYLVIA--Stage Scene L.A. Award--(La Mirada Theatre for Performing Arts); Peter in COMPANY--Backstage-West Garland Award--(West Coast Ensemble); Ray in SPEECHLESS IN SEATTLE--ADA nomination--and CUPID FAMBE WITH A DRY WHINE --ADA nomination--(Lonny Chapman Group Repertory); HAMLET, SHREW, and HENRY IV PART ONE (Illinois Shakes); Charles in VERY WARM FOR MAY (Equity Library Theatre, NYC). Sample Film & TV: THE MORNING SHOW; WALKING THE HALLS; ITS ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA; E.R; GENERAL HOSPITAL; SUBBING FOR JULIA

As a writer, Mr. Stellos has penned two screenplays and two pilots. "tEMPORARY sANITY" premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and is his first one-person play. He is a Carnegie-Mellon alum.

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