Fall 2006

MISS FINE goes to WASHINGTON!!
COURTNEY GOES TO CAPITOL HILL TO PERFORM   "Me2"!
And it looks like she has been having some fun in Los Angeles...
Here are some pics from Courtney's latest appearances

Summer 2006

Look for Courtney on Jerry Bruckheimer's new show, JUSTICE on FOX and news of her upcoming appearances..

Winter 2005/ Spring 2006

'Me2' LOS ANGELES EXTENDED!

www.Me2LA.com

29 Purple Turtles Productions, presents ME2, proclaimed "Flawless!" by LA Splash Magazine, ME2, directed by Brian Howie (Pieces (of Ass),) details the events of a single LA girl's worst nightmare -- the loss of her cell phone. Based on real life events, actress Courtney Fine takes her audience through the course of one very bad date in which she encounters an unexpected disaster that lands her in jail. Allowed just one phone call, and with no cell phone to provide her with that lifetime list of phone numbers, Courtney calls a skeptical and unsympathetic operator and uses her wit and charm to get through this amusingly harrowing experience. With a voice introduction by John Walsh ("America's Most Wanted"), Me2 spotlights a neurotic, single Jewish girl's life as she tries to understand her newfound identity along with the perils and perks of dating in Los Angeles. As Courtney soon discovers: we are all equal to the sum or our Call History. Me2 premiered off-Broadway in New York and followed with a special engagement run at the historic Globe Playhouse in Los Angeles. Due to its overwhelming response and success, Me2 was exteneded by popular demand thru spring 2006 at Masquer's Cabaret in West Hollywood.

Fall 2005

Spring 2005

Singing! Tap Dancing! Shakespeare! Comedy!

William Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
Opening on April 29, 2005, in Santa Monica, California, Courtney can be seen starring in William's Shakespeare's, "The Tempest," directed by former BAYWATCH director, Lewis Stout. Playing, Trincula, the female version of comedic Trinculo, dates, times, and ticket information can be found at www.morganwixson.org

"Hollywood and Levine," an Original Musical Courtney just completed a 1-month run of "Hollywood and Levine," an original musical, at the historic Actor's Forum Theatre in the North Hollywood Arts District. Bringing the gilded age of Hollywood alive, Courtney was singing and tap dancing with a large cast of 17. As the Tolucan Times put it, Courtney "stood out in a worth portryal... as the quirky star struck bimbo."