Mango Blu Productions presents 'The Terror', directed by Jamie Laura, a one-man theatre show starring Erryn Arkin as 'American Joe', 'Irish Pat', 'Aussie Russal', and 'Kiwi Phil'.
The short play is a courtroom comedy featuring the eye-witness accounts of four very different passengers surrounding the same suspicious event that unfolds onboard a flight from Melbourne to Los Angeles.
Six nights from 8pm, on Tuesday January 6th to Saturday January 10th inclusive, and from 5pm Sunday January 11th 2009.
Erryn discusses his experiences on his first trip to Hollywood in the latest issue of OZEMAG.
Erryn will be in LA from this October for several industry meetings, as well as studying at the Ivana Chubbuck Studio.

Erryn Arkin, Writer and Director of the finalist film 'Madeline's Last Eye Test', received the 'Achievement in Scriptwriting' Award for his original screenplay at the ShortCuts 08 Film Festival in Sydney.
"ShortCuts is Western Sydney's premier short film festival for young people, offering all young filmmakers from the burbs the chance to screen their shorts, get industry feedback and win some great prizes too!"Click here for the Powerhouse Youth Theatre website and festival details.
"...Erryn wanted to make his story for a long time. In his film, 'Madeline’s Last Eye Test', a young girl experiences something unexpected at the Optometrist. “It was fantastic being given the resources and opportunity to make the film,” he said. “There’s nowhere else you can really go in this part of Sydney to get this support.”
Beyond the launch of Springboard, Erryn will be presenting about his experience and the challenges of first-time filmmakers in Western Sydney, at Oz-Made Films, a seminar presented by ICE later this month exploring opportunities for filmmaking in Western Sydney.
Springboard is the first project of Parramatta Screening, a program supported by Parramatta City Council and the NSW Film and Television Office which will see a whole host of initiatives to support the emergence of new skills and talent in film in the Parramatta area and Western Sydney more generally. ICE also receives support from Arts NSW and the Australia Council for the Arts.
“Parramatta Screening is about a three year boost to our local film talent, and Springboard is only the beginning,” said Lena Nahlous, Director of ICE and Switch. We’re really proud and amazed at the quality of films made by first-time filmmakers, and the dedication of these artists to their craft. We are seeing great connections too, with many of the film soundtracks featuring local young musicians who produced their first recordings at Switch,” said Lena."