Written By Marie Jones
WHEN:
August 2 – August 11
IN THE POORMAN CABARET
INDIVIDUAL TICKET PRICES:
Adults: $30.00
Seniors (65+) : $25.50
Veterans: $25.50
Students (13-College): $20.00
Youth (12 & Under): $13.75
Rated PG-13
“AN UNALLOYED SOURCE OF JOY, LAUGHTER, TEARS AND DELIGHT.”
Starring:
Eric Jones and Eb Madson
Directed by Lawrence Lesher
Set Design by Carson Hambuchen
Props Design by V.C. Deener
Sound Design: Kevin Harris
Lighting and additional sound by Ericka Conklin
Production Stage Manager: Shantel Hill
About the Show:
A small town gets taken over by a Hollywood film crew, and the local population is enthusiastic about being part of a huge movie. But the glamour fades as the reality of being “extras” sets in, and a local teenager takes his life by drowning with stones in his pockets after being humiliated by the movie’s star. Two of those extras, Charlie and Jake, play thirteen other eccentric and eclectic characters between them, portraying both the comedic and tragic effects of the Hollywood dream in a small Irish town. Rated PG-13
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