David Stolworthy's Contact Details

David Stolworthy's Company Details

MB Stage Productions, LLC

Los Angeles, California, United States • 6 Employees
Entertainment

Seeing something on screen is one thing. Seeing it live? Game over."…beautiful, evocative and challenging work. Let that soak in for a minute… Nerds gone DEEP!"MB Stage Productions was originally founded in 2011 but didn't start producing in Los Angeles, until 2013. When it was founded, Jared Pixler (co-founder), David Stolworthy (co-founder) and Katie Mapel (Asst. Producer) were still in college. While in college, Jared and David were in direct competition with each other in a school playwriting competition. David was an Acting BFA student and Jared was a Musical Theatre BFA student, their respective plays, Roommates and Let me Out were both eventually the top winners of their school competition. After that Stolworthy and Pixler began writing projects together. This lead to the creation of The Video Games, which premiered in 2015 and went on to perform at comic conventions, fringe festivals including the New York International Fringe Festival and an Off-Broadway Production.At MB Stage Productions, we truly believe in our company motto: "Seeing something on screen is one thing. Seeing it live? Game over." We have a deep respect for film, television and recorded media; however, we believe there is nothing more powerful than an intimate and live performance to take you away to another world. With that in mind we have created the Nerds Gone Deep and Nerd Theatre theatrical series.The Nerds Gone Deep series consists of plays that present powerful and thought provoking messages. More in-line with that is considered "traditional theatre" with a little of that something extra on the side. These performances are intended to be re-inventions of ideas with modern day or innovative twists. Nerd Theatre, which was Borne out of the numerous productions of THE VIDEO GAMES will offer performances that are interactive, have a connection to pop culture and push traditional theatrical boundaries. The term ‘Nerd' can mean so many things the possibilities are wide open.