DUTCHMAN follows Montgomery's character 'Clay', an African-American poet "on his way to a friend's party when he notices an attractive white woman standing on the subway platform," according to a release from the actor's publicist. 'Lula' (Deborah Dir) boards the train and introduces herself to Clay, and the two proceed to "seduce and repel each other until Lula drives Clay to his feet and to his destiny."

DUTCHMAN won the 1964 Village Voice OBIE Award, which were established by the publication in 1955 to honor off-Broadway productions. DUTCHMAN will be directed by Sedric and run Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm through June 28th, although there will be no performance on Thursday, June 26th (the first day of ENTERPRISE production).

The Elephant Theater is located at 6322 Santa Monica Boulevard. Tickets are $10. For reservations, please call 323-962-5613.