Natasha Rothwell joins ‘This Is Crazy!’ NAMI benefit in Beverly Hills
Natasha Rothwell is set for V’s one-night ‘This Is Crazy!’ benefit on Oct. 13, with proceeds supporting NAMI groups.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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Natasha Rothwell is listed to perform in This Is Crazy!, V’s one-night NAMI benefit in Beverly Hills on Oct. 13. The event will honor the late talent manager Chris Huvane and send proceeds to NAMI, NAMI California and NAMI Westside Los Angeles, according to the Wallis.
The performance is scheduled for the Bram Goldsmith Theater at the Wallis. Arrival is set for 5:30 p.m., curtain is at 7 p.m., and the venue lists cocktail attire for the benefit performance and afterparty dinner.
When and where is Natasha Rothwell performing in ‘This Is Crazy!’?
The Wallis lists the event for Oct. 13, 2026, at its Beverly Hills venue. Deadline reported Oct. 8 that Rothwell had joined the Los Angeles cast.
Rothwell will appear alongside Marisa Tomei, Rob Morrow, Colette Hayes, Rosanna Arquette, Rudy Pankow, Lois Smith, Michael Govan Hackett and Milo Maharlika, the Wallis says.
What is ‘This Is Crazy!’?
This Is Crazy! is a series of original monologues written and directed by V, formerly Eve Ensler. The production addresses mental illness through personal stories, with themes including family, survival and the complexities of human experience, according to Deadline and the Wallis.
Ruth-Ann Huvane and Tony Montenieri are producing the Los Angeles event. The benefit honors Chris Huvane, who died by suicide in 2022, Deadline reported.
Ruth-Ann Huvane, Chris Huvane’s former sister-in-law and a NAMI National Board member, said in a statement reported by Deadline that her family is supporting NAMI’s advocacy, education, support and public-awareness work in his memory.
The Los Angeles date follows a one-night New York presentation at Symphony Space in October 2025. That earlier production featured Jane Fonda, Edie Falco, Mark Ruffalo and Sanaa Lathan, among others, Deadline reported.
The Wallis calls the Beverly Hills staging a one-night-only production. Its event page includes ticket-purchase information, but the material reviewed did not list prices or availability.
This story draws on original reporting from Deadline.