PUBLICTY SERVICES
W/BERTHA RODRIGUEZ
Bertha Rodriguez is a seasoned Publicity Manager, Producer, and Operations Manager with over two decades in theater production. Co-founder of Combined Artform+Asylum, she has produced acclaimed original works and adaptations. With a strong background in research, intellectual property, and script clearance, Bertha offers a unique blend of expertise and creative vision to her publicity services. Bertha's Bio
Make your production stand out with a tailored PR campaign designed to maximize visibility and media coverage. Whether you have a solo show or an ensemble production, Bertha offers a strategic and hands-on approach to theater publicity.
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CURRENT PRODUCTIONS
Event: Day After Day (The Life and Music of Doris Day) Description: A family-friendly musical celebrating the life and music of Doris Day, blending her classic hits with key moments from her dramatic personal life. Starring Deborah Robin and Christopher Showerman, directed by Christy Mauro-Cohen, Produced by P3 Theatre Company. Dates: Friday, April 5, 3 p.m. & 7 p.m and Saturday, April 6, 3 p.m. at The Actors Company Let Live Theatre, 916 N. Formosa Ave., West Hollywood. Tickets:https://p3theatre.biz/day-after-day/
Event: To Each Their Own, a gripping modern crime noir by award-winning playwright Travis Williams, makes its world premiere at Atwater Village Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 90039. Presented by Art Crush LA and produced by Blind Toe Productions (blindtoe.com), and Erin Coleman, Directed by Brooklyn Sample, this production marks the nonprofit’s first theatrical endeavor. Set in a small-town Ohio tavern, To Each Their Own follows three longtime friends plotting a series of bank heists across the Midwest. As desperation mounts, the play delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and redemption through sharp, poetic dialogue reminiscent of Sam Shepard’s grit and David Mamet’s fast-paced wit. promising a raw and thought-provoking experience. Dates: April 16 – May 4, 2025. Tickets: TETO Tickets
Event: San Diego International Fringe Festival SDIFF is back this May 13-25, 2025, bringing an electrifying celebration of bold, boundary-pushing, and innovative art to San Diego and Tijuana! As a nonprofit project of Contact Arts, SDIFF is dedicated to empowering artists and amplifying arts and culture in the region.This one-of-a-kind, cross-border festival showcases an eclectic mix of performances and exhibitions, including theater, street performances, cabaret, comedy, circus, dance, film, poetry, puppetry, music, and visual art. Artists from across the United States and around the world will gather to deliver thought-provoking, inspiring, and unforgettable experiences. From cutting-edge performances in downtown San Diego to immersive shows in Tijuana, SDIFF is a vibrant platform that welcomes emerging and established artists alike, fostering creativity without limits. Dates: May 13-25, 2025. Tickets: SDIFF
Event: This Is Water - Award-winning musician and storyteller Rain Perry presents This Is Water, a deeply personal and thought-provoking solo show blending music, humor, and raw storytelling. Perry takes audiences on a journey through her own white childhood, reckoning with race, privilege, and identity in a way that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. With live music, multimedia visuals, and an engaging narrative, Written and performed by Rain Perry, directed by Kim Maxwell, music director Mark Hallman, dramaturg Lindsay Jenkins and musicians Jeff Turmes and Karen Hammack. Dates: Opening at HFF25, June 7, 10, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25 and 28 at the Broadwater Second Stage. Tickets: ON SALE MAY 1 This Is Water