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OUR CURRENT SHOW |
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Directed by Bob Christiansen Produced by Kathy and Paul Schaeffer July 23 thru August 21, 2010 Thurs, Fri, Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 2 pm Additional Saturday Matinees at 2 pm on August 7 and 14 No performance on Sunday, August 8 |
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Cast: Gracie Lee Brown, Bob Christiansen, Lee Donnelly, Brian P. Evans, Desmond Hassing, Eileen Ivey, Thomas Mack, John McLean, Chris Megginson, Steve Murdock, Steve Oggel, Paul Rossi, Joey M. Ryan, and Paul Schaeffer. Asst. Director: Mark Zweifach |
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OnStage Playhouse begins their 2010-2011 season with Joseph Kesselring's classic comedy. It is 1941, and there is a war brewing in Europe, but all is peaceful in the Brooklyn neighborhood where the Brewster sisters live--except when their nutty nephew Teddy blows his bugle. The sisters are known for there charitable activities, helping any neighbor who may be in need. Then their nephew Mortimer, a drama critic, discovers an inconvenient truth: his Aunts' charity extends to putting lonely old men out of their misery by offering them some elderberry wine laced with arsenic. When another brother, the evil Jonathan, arrives on the scene, Mortimer worries that he himself is going insane. |
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Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc. Photographs by Tony Eisenhower
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