The Vintage Players Ensemble Company performs an
evening of one-act comedy pieces, You
Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s Running by well-known playwright
Robert Anderson and Israeli Security by
Vintage Players alumna, Terri Klein.
Robert Anderson’s three short plays, directed by
Carolyn Kirsch, introduce a variety of charming characters who, as befuddled as
they may be, attempt to negotiate the human condition. The result is a mirror
held up to our own behaviors, both recognizable and filled with humor.
Terri Klein’s one-act play, Israeli Security, directed by Jenny Lecce, presents the hilarious
and heartwarming difficulties a Connecticut couple encounters at the El Al
ticket counter.
The talented cast includes: Patricia Farrell, John
Hall, Susan Hall, Nat Holmes, Debra Hunt, Billy Johnstone, Naomi Kamins,
Richard
Kamins, Linda Kaskel, Terri Klein, Jenny Lecce, Gerry Matthews, and Jane McMillan. Lighting is by Tate Burmeister.
Kamins, Linda Kaskel, Terri Klein, Jenny Lecce, Gerry Matthews, and Jane McMillan. Lighting is by Tate Burmeister.
A musical interlude will feature Aidan and Dermot
McMillan. Vintage Players alumnus Bob Alexander returns to sing several original
songs with his daughter, Jennifer Alexander.
Oddfellows Playhouse is located at 128 Washington
Street, Middletown. Performances on Friday, November 16 and Saturday, November
17 are at 7 pm.
All proceeds from these performances benefit the
children’s programs at Oddfellows Playhouse. For over 40 years Oddfellows
Playhouse has provided young people in the greater Middletown area with
innovative theater programs that build their self-confidence and help them gain
skills that facilitate success in other parts of their lives.
Tickets are $25 and may be obtained on the Oddfellows Playhouse website. Reservations are strongly recommended. A
reception follows each performance.
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