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As the summer season officially begins, it looks like another web show will be going on hiatus. Exit Stage Left, that loveable web series featuring an off-Broadway theater troupe and the troubles they face will end its first season June 25th, but in a most unusual way. Live. Sinohui Hinojosa, the creator of Exit Stage Left, said in a recent press release that viewers can get free tickets to the finale which will also stream live at 7 Pm (Pt). The show uses the documentary-style of story-telling that is popular with the web series’ crowd and centers around the fictional Lowry Theater Company and its attempt to put on a successful play. Play director Ronny Simons (Michael Navarra) and stage manager Jill Baynor (Terri J Freedman) are seen through the eyes of Pam William (Katie Kimball), a documentary filmmaking student from Nyu.

Stories of backstage intrigue are as old as the stage itself, as writers have brought them to plays such as Noises Off! and films such as Waiting For Guffman. Now, Emerging Artist Productions brings such a tale to the Web in Exit Stage Left, a web series that follows the trials and tribulations of an off-Broadway theater troupe attempting to mount a new play while not killing themselves or each other. The series follows the exploits of the Lowry Theater Company, from director Ronny Simons (Michael Navarra) all the way to stage manager Jill Baynor (Terri J Freedman). All of it is seen, in many ways, through the eyes of Pam William (Katie Kimball), a documentary filmmaking student from Nyu, who also maintains a blog at pamwilliamsNYU.blogspot.com.