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Vaudeville is alive and well! Join us this October as Neil Simon brings to life those golden days of yesteryear. Meet comedy veterans Lewis and Clark. The act has been broken up for eleven turbulent years. Television wants to put the team together one more time – but they can’t stand each other! Can they bury the hatchet? Will the finger keep them apart? This is classic Simon at his best. The New York Post says "It's ham on wry.” It’s a bellyful of laughs. Come see The Sunshine Boys and enjoy the best in American comedy old and new!
DIRECTOR
Jim Nelson CAST Willie Clark...............................Charles Bohanan Al Lewis...........................................Lee Finocchio Ben Silverman..................................Evan Greene Sketch Nurse.......................................Ellen Wynn Nurse................................Saundra Davis Forrest Eddie.....................................Jonathan McCullum Patient................................................Jason Garrett An acting friendship more than 40 years in the making. The stars of The Sunshine Boys reunite on the stage one more time.
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Friday, October 6th at 7:30 PM
Saturday, October 7th at 7:30 PM Sunday, October 9th at 2:30 PM Friday, October 13th at 7:30 PM Saturday, October 14th at 7:30 PM Sunday, October 15th at 2:30 PM |
Adults $15
Seniors $12 Students $12 Children $10 |
Tucker Recreation Center
4898 Lavista Road Tucker, GA 30084 Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. |
SPRING 2018
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In John Patrick's endearing and delightful comedy, The Curious Savage, we meet the lovable residents of The Cloisters, a comfortable sanatorium for the troubled. Enter blue-haired Mrs. Savage and her giant teddy bear that never leaves her side. Following the death of her dear husband, her stepchildren have committed her in an effort to acquire control of the family fortune. Mrs. Savage has other plans for the money – she is starting a fund that allows people to follow their dreams. As the hunt for the fortune intensifies, the residents come to the aid of their new friend. This show lampoons our modern day love of wealth and fame. Sad to say we haven’t changed much since the play premiered in 1950. Where is the money? Well, you’ll just have to come find out for yourself!
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