Brad Knuth

McKinney Repertory Theatre presents WHITE LIARS and BLACK COMEDY
Event on 2012-05-25 20:00:00
McKinney Repertory Theatre is pleased to present WHITE LIARS and BLACK COMEDY, two one act comedies by Peter Shaffer. Opening Friday, May 25th and continuing May 26th and June 1st and 2nd at 8pm, with one matinee performance on June 3rd at 2:00pm, all performances will take place in the Courtroom Theater of the McKinney Performing Arts Center. WHITE LIARS and BLACK COMEDY are directed by Pamela Harden of McKinney.

WHITE LIARS will be presented first. Sophie Lemberg (played by Emily Reyna-Hunt) is a fortune teller and a baroness of the Holy Roman Empire. Tom, (Robby Gemaehlich) a budding young rock star and Frank, (Shelton Windham) his manager visit her parlor one cold windy September’s evening and want their fortunes told. However, the truth of all their lives may be stranger than fiction.

In BLACK COMEDY, a young artist, Brindsley (Shelton Windham), and his hoity-toity girlfriend Carol (Summer Rae Banks), ‘borrowed’ the neighbor’s furniture in an attempt to impress millionaire art collector, George Bamberger (Dan Slay), and her conservative father, the Colonel (Jacob Correll). However, a blown fuse just prior to the visit, sets in motion a series of events which effectively wrecks the evening, resulting in a comedy of farcical proportions. Evident in its title, BLACK COMEDY brings out the darker side of humanity in the form of a crowd-pleasing comedy. It employs a clever technique of swapping the two contrasting environments – darkening the stage prior to the blown fuse, and switching on the stage lights when fuse is blown so as to allow the audience to see and anticipate what the characters in the play could not in the "darkness".

at McKinney Performing Arts Center
111 North Tennessee Street
Mc Kinney, United States

Law and Order 1886, Murder on The Bangall Road
Event on 2012-05-26 00:00:00
This is a fundraising dinner theater for the Wayne County Historical Society. The evening starts with a gourmet dinner and will be followed by live theater to be held in the original courtroom of the trial long ago. The theater will tell the story of James McCabe, who was the last man hanged in Wayne County, 125 years ago. The Ritz Company Players will strongly encourage audience participation throughout dinner and the trial. Following dinner there will be tours of The Old Stone Jail and a chance to meet the cast of the theater. Please join us as we take a step back in time, 125 years, to explore, watch, participate and learn the great history of Wayne County.

at The Wayne County Courthouse
Court & 9th Street
Honesdale, United States

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