Join our live chat with Jeff Daniels and Hope Davis of ‘God of Carnage’
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‘God of Carnage,’ the Tony-winning comedy by Yasmina Reza at the Ahmanson Theatre, features a cast of characters who scream, hit and insult each other eight times a week. It’s a physically and vocally demanding play that explores the limits of so-called civilized adult behavior.
Jeff Daniels plays Alan, an obnoxious attorney who is glued to his cellphone. Hope Davis is his wife, Annette, a wealth-management executive whose poised professional exterior hides a weak stomach. James Gandolfini and Tony-winner Marcia Gay Harden complete the cast as the rival couple.
Daniels and Davis will be answering your questions in a live chat here on Culture Monster at 1 p.m. PDT Wednesday. The stars will talk about ‘God of Carnage’ and their other work on film, TV and stage.
To schedule a reminder for the chat, just fill out the form below. And be sure to check back here Monday morning for our separate Q&A interview with Reza and translator Christopher Hampton.
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-- David Ng
Photo (top): Jeff Daniels and Hope Davis. Credit: Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times
Photo (bottom): Marcia Gay Harden, left, Hope Davis, Jeff Daniels and James Gandolfini in ‘God of Carnage.’ Credit: Joan Marcus
