From left: Daniel Scheinert, Ryan O'Connell, Jena Malone, Alexandra Metz and Johnno Wilson Presley Ann/Getty Images; Amy Sussman/Getty Images; Emma McIntyre/Getty Images; Paul Archuleta/Getty Images; Araya Doheny/Getty Image Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Public Assembly is assembling a roster of Hollywood creatives to join its upcoming Soirée. The event, scheduled for Oct. 4, will take place at a Public Assembly space in Eagle Rock. The nonprofit theater company's marquee fundraiser is described as "part benefit, part performance and part party" designed as a celebration for "where we've been and a recommitment to where we're going." Oscar-winning filmmaker Daniel Scheinert will be joined by Jena Malone (The Hunger Games), Alexandra Metz (The Pitt), Chris Renfro (Oh, Mary!), Ryan O'Connell (Special), Johnno Wilson (Twisted Metal), Brendan Scannell (Heathers), John Fleck (True Blood), Nadine Ellis (Bel-Air), Janina Gavankar (The Morning Show) and Paul Zenas (Exit Interviews). Related Stories Lifestyle 'Waiting for Godot' Theater Review: Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter's Beckett Spin Nails the Absurdist Tragicomedy but Underserves the Angst Lifestyle John Christopher Jones, Stage Actor Who Kept Going Despite Parkinson's, Dies at 77 Since its founding, Public Assembly has produced more than 40 shows and premiered more than 150 original pieces of theater. The Soirée will see the above participants reviving standout works. Scheinert, Wilson and Ellis will team on Tale of Two Fathers written by Nic Murphy; Malone and Zenas will collaborate on The Interview written by Erica Dasher and Jessica Garrison; Scannell, Fleck and Metz will swirl Sweet Tea written by Satya Bhabha; Renfro and O'Connell will unite for Maybe Something Good written by Mar Sudac; and more. Also as part of the benefit, Public Assembly will auction off a selection of items including a weeklong stay at a farmhouse in the Hamptons and a weekend stay at an apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, among other items. Public Assembly has become a favorite of theatergoers and creatives for the way the space writes its own rules. On the last Thursday of the month, Public Assembly presents a show featuring three original one act plays based on a theme that was suggested the month prior by the audience. Anyone who has ever attended a Public Assembly show is also eligible to develop a stage piece for the venue. All proceeds from Soirée support Public Assembly's nonprofit mission. Tickets and more information can be found here. View this post on Instagram A post shared by public assembly (@thepublicassembly) THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up shopping The Pioneer Woman's Viral Pumpkin Dutch Oven Gets a Limited Rerelease Nicole Kidman Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Split After Nearly 20 Years of Marriage Six Flags Texas Six Flags Roller Coaster to Break Six World Records plastic surgery Hollywood's New Favorite Skin Treatments Promise Age-Defying Results With Minimal Recovery Time Succession Kieran Culkin, Wife Jazz Charton Expecting Third Child After He Pleaded for More Kids in Emmy, Oscar Speeches Theater 'Waiting for Godot' Theater Review: Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter's Beckett Spin Nails the Absurdist Tragicomedy but Underserves the Angst shopping The Pioneer Woman's Viral Pumpkin Dutch Oven Gets a Limited Rerelease Nicole Kidman Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Split After Nearly 20 Years of Marriage Six Flags Texas Six Flags Roller Coaster to Break Six World Records plastic surgery Hollywood's New Favorite Skin Treatments Promise Age-Defying Results With Minimal Recovery Time Succession Kieran Culkin, Wife Jazz Charton Expecting Third Child After He Pleaded for More Kids in Emmy, Oscar Speeches Theater 'Waiting for Godot' Theater Review: Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter's Beckett Spin Nails the Absurdist Tragicomedy but Underserves the Angst