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June  2009

Kenai Performers Newsletter

Summer has barely begun, and the kids are well into rehearsals for "Summer at the Playhouse 2009", the Curtain Call Boutique is rapidly expanding it's inventory, and Rita has built beautiful new flower boxes for the outside of the Playhouse.   Come check us out!  Boutique supporters deserve standing ovation   Reprinted from the Peninsula Clarion   They say it takes a village to produce a play, but it also takes some behind-the-scenes help to support theater in general. Kenai Performers recently opened Curtain Call Consignment, which is a women's clothing boutique in the Old Town Playhouse. It was necessary to enclose a section of the playhouse for this endeavor, and Doug Baxter of Batir Construction volunteered a crew and its expertise. Needless to say, what would have taken us weeks to construct, they brilliantly built in an afternoon. Not only is it functional, it is attractive and borders on art itself. We had a successful and well-received grand opening, which would not have been possible without Doug Baxter, Shane Hines, Mike Honrud and Lynn Johnson. Your time, talent and support of community theater deserves a standing ovation.   Mary Krull Kenai Ivy Howland Concert        Chris Pepper and Debbie Boyle invite everyone to join them at Veronica's Cafe  on Thursday (June 11) at 6:30pm for a fundraising concert for Ivy Howland.   You are all urged to bring some music, an instrument, some friends, and a happy smile.  Share your music or sit back and just share the love.   For more information Chris:      aschp1@uaa.alaska.edu Debbie:    debbiej_boyle@hotmail.com

Kenai Performers Newsletter What's Happening at the Playhouse April 2009 Mt Redoubt isn't the only action on the Peninsula.  The Playhouse is bursting with activity as we get ready for spring and summer. Last weekend, the Fashion Divas opened Kenai Performers' newest fund raising venture; the Curtain Call Consignment Boutique. Sudden Theatre will open on April 17 and run through April 26.  A myriad of 10 minute (or less) one acts showcasing the efforts and talents of some new (and not so new) performers and directors.  Come check us out! Summer Camp is scheduled to start on May 25.  A creative way for kids to start out their summer!  Carol Ford and her crew will be guiding campers through 4 weeks of intensive stagecraft, culminating in shows performed by the campers. The Kenai Performers' Season's Committee has set the 2009/2010 Season.  Steel Magnolias, Grease, and The Tempest will anchor the season, and we'll be filling in with a new idea for a Halloween show, some more dinner theatre, and perhaps some one acts thrown into the mix. The $500 Marjorie O'Reilly Scholarship is a one-time financial award that may be used toward  the completion of a degree in Fine Arts.  See article below for more details. Fashions Divas Rule the Day Grand Opening Mary Krull and Kelly Griebel raised the curtain on their newest venture at the Playhouse on March 27 and 28.  The Fashion Divas and their crew opened the door of the Curtain Call Consignment Boutique to an eager crowd on Friday morning.  The shop is full of gently used designer clothing and accessories, and amid all the eager shoppers, the dressing rooms were busy and the cash register was ringing. One shopper commented, "I've been waiting for a shop like this in Kenai for a long time.  Before, we had to go all the way to Anchorage or Outside.  Here, I found these really great shoes and a sweater...this whole thing is just great!" Curtain Call Consignment Boutique will be open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am -5pm. Workshops  Workshops Workshops The Magic behind the Magic Learn how to build a Halloween costume from thrift store finds, build a flat from a piece of muslin and some 1 x 2's, apply stage makeup, run lights,  and give a great audition.  All ages welcome.  All skill sets accomodated.  Developing... 2009/2010 Season A Comedy, a Musical & a Little Shakespeare Get your calendars out and plan your fall and winter schedules around this exciting new season of Kenai Performers shows. In the fall we will open our season with Steel Magnolias, directed by Ann Shirnberg and produced by Ken Duff.  Auditions will be held at the Playhouse on August 22-23 and show dates will be three weekends; October 2-4, October 9-11 and October 16-18. Sharon Fisher has some great ideas for Halloween Horror; The Deleted Scenes to be performed on October 29-30. The spring musical will be Grease, directed by Terri Zopf-Schoessler and produced by Chris Cook. Auditions will be held for two days only on December 4 and 5 at KCHS.  The exact show dates are pending, but will be sometime in February 2010. We will wrap up the season with The Tempest, directed by Laura Forbes, and produced by Chris Cook.  Audition and show dates; TBA. Ann Shirnberg:  ashirnberg@fcsonline.org Terri Zopf-Schoessler:trzopf@kpbsd.k12.ak.us Laura Forbes:  leadergreen@yahoo.com The History of Kenai Performers By Clark Fair OK, so maybe that's a bit premature, but Clark Fair has agreed to write it.  The history of this 40+ year old community theatre, that is.  In order to accomplish this however, we need help from everyone and anyone who has a program, a script, a newspaper article, pictures, memories, and stories about or pertaining to the Kenai Performers over the past 40 years. Some names to jog your memories of the 1960's and 1970's are: Jean McMaster, Lance and Barbara Peterson, Phyllis Morin, Jean Brockel, Freddie Billingslea, Tom and Rosie Murphy, David and Lorrene Forbes, Don Nickel, Tom Atkinson, Irene Fandel, Craig E. Phillips, the Fine Arts Festival, Peninsula Dancers, Pier One Theatre.  Carol Ford has recreated a timeline from the mid 1980's to the present.  Any additional information and stories that you would like to share would be greatly apreciated. Contact us at: kenaiperformers@gmail.com   Extras This Friday, April 3 at the Playhouse;  Ugly Fish concert at 7pm.  Admission is a couple of cans of food to be donated to the food bank To  give away.  Soon! Large sections of portable wall panels and track.  Email us for more info.   Sudden Theatre 2009 One little thing after another. Under the guiding hand of Artistic Director, Marc Berezin, Sudden Theatre 2009 opens on April 17 at the Playhouse.  Marc and 8 other directors are presenting a total of 12 shows of varying subjects and formats in this year's offering of 10 minute one act plays. According to Berezin, "I love the ten-minute play. Each piece is a complete (short) story with a complete (short) plot. It's the perfect format for community theatre, in that a) an aspiring director can take one on and get some indication as to whether s/he has the ability and willingness to someday direct a longer piece, and b) it's a good way to entice new actors into community theatre. Rehearsal schedules are pretty light, so the commitment is less daunting. It also allows you, our faithful audience, to see a variety of pieces, each with (mostly) different actors and director, all in one night. As "they" say, tonight you'll laugh, you'll cry; mostly I hope you'll enjoy." Show Times: Fridays - 7pm                    Saturdays - 7pm                    Sunday - 3pm Show Dates: April 17, 18, 19                    April 24, 25, 26 Tickets:  General Admission - $10               Students/Seniors - $8 Ticket Outlets: River City Books                       Charlottes                       At the door Summer at the Playhouse 2009 Creative Play... The dates are set, and the staff is gearing up for another fun filled month of summer theatre camp designed just for kids!  Carol Ford will lead the troupes in the production of yet another wonderful set of shows... a great way to wind up a school year and an even greater way to begin the summer. Campers can expect to learn the basics of stagecraft, including learning not only how to "act",  but what it takes to construct sets and costumes, many of the aspects of production work, stage makeup, and other skills useful not only on stage, but in life. School aged children just out of first grade through sixth grade are invited to enroll in Summer at the Playhouse 2009 from May 25 through  June 19 with show dates: June 19, 20, 21.  Kids just out of sixth through 12th grades will begin  camp on June 1 through 26 with show dates: June 26, 27, 28.  Enrollment for either camp is $400 Contact us at kenaiperformers@gmail.com Or go to our website at kenaiperformers.org to print out a registration form. Marjorie O'Reilly  Fine Arts Scholarship The Marjorie O'Reilly Scholarship is a one-time financial award of $500 to be used toward the completion of a degree in Fine Arts - either performing or visual - at any accredited college in the United States.   Application deadline is May 8, 2009.  For more information visit our website at: kenaiperformers.org or email us at kenaiperformers@gmail.com Green Room Moms Our unsung stars... Heartfelt thanks and kudos to Christie Holmes and her Green Room Moms for their expert wrangling of Oliver! orphans! Thanks to Lynne Carter, Leslie Cooper, Heidi George, Samantha Halstead, Christie Holmes, Marnie Jensen, Stacie Motis, Mellisa Nill, Krista Pitsch, and Laura Ramsay. Thanks also to Green Room Dads; Kelly George, Greg Matturro, and Chris Schrier.

Newsletter, March 11, 09

Kenai Performers Season Committee call for proposals In this email Join the Season Committee Season Committee Meeting Proposal Submission Form Join the Season Committee   Would you like to help the Kenai Performers decide on a season for 2009-2010? Please contact Sally Cassano at classictap@hotmail.com or at 907.394.8104 to RSVP for the Season Committee meeting on March 25th. Season Committee members will review the show proposals and make recommendations to the Board of Directors in regard to the line-up for 2009-2010. Quick Links... Our Website Donate Our Blog Join Our Mailing List! Have you ever had a play in mind for Kenai Performers? The 2009-2010 Season Committee is meeting in March, and we are calling for show proposals from our participants--both onstage and off.   Sincerely,   Kenai Performers Call for Proposals Submit a proposal for a play using the form attached. We encourage all of our folks to help us determine what plays and events Kenai Performers will produce in the upcoming season. What kind of theater do you love? What shows make sense for our theater? What shows make sense for our audience? What shows do you think would be fun to act in, design for, and direct?   The Kenai Performers Season Committee is meeting on March 25, 2009 at the Old Town Playhouse. The meeting will begin at 7:00, and all proposals should be submitted to Sally Cassano by that time. Please use the questions below to formulate your proposal, or contact Sally Cassano at 907.394.8104,  classictap@hotmail.com for a form you can fill out. Sally will also be available for questions.   If you cannot answer all the proposal questions below, don't worry, the Season Committee will brainstorm ideas for any and all proposals submitted for consideration. The most important thing is to put the possibilities on the table.   Event Info Kenai Performers Season Committee Meeting Old Town Playhouse March 25, 2009 7:00 p.m. Kenai Performers Season Committee Production Proposal Fall 2009-Summer 2010 Contact Name: Contact Phone:                  Other Phone: Contact Email: Mailing Address: Name of Production: Playwright: This play is a (comedy, drama, musical, children's theater, etc.): I am proposing this play as an (actor, director, other): I am proposing this script for: spring summer winter fall Play Synopsis: Number of Cast Members   Men:        Women:              Age Range: Time Period: Length of Show (full-length, one-act, etc.): I have attached a copy of the script to my proposal: yes    no If no, the script is available (at the library, online, etc): Reason Kenai Performers should produce this work at this time: Technical Challenges: I have people in mind for the following production roles (please include names if you have already spoken to the individuals): Director: Producer: Costume Design/Construction: Make-up/Hair Design: Set Design/Construction: Props Design/Construction: Stage Manager: Light Design: Sound Design: Light Board Operator: Sound Board Operator: Front of House/Concessions Manager: Backstage Crew: Any other Staff: Please also tell us anything else you would like us to know about this play.   This proposal may be submitted to the Season Committee Chair, Sally Cassano, by the date of the Season Committee Meeting at the Playhouse on 3/25/09 at 7:00 p.m. Contact Sally with questions at classictap@hotmail.com or at 907.394.8104. See you in March! Stay tuned for the season announcement in April!   Sally Cassano Season Committee Chair

Newsletter, March 1, 2009

Kenai Performers Newsletter Spring Rushes In... March 2009 In This Issue Hot Knights Sudden Theatre Auditions Curtain Call Consignment Shop Featured Article Grand Opening March 27,28 at 10am-2pm. See you at the Playhouse!  Our Sponsors Thoughts? Shows? Comments? The economy may cause a delay in achieving our goal of obtaining permanent space, but we will continue to work on the capital campaign. Additionally, we're always searching out suggestions for shows, people to direct, choreograph, design and build sets and costumes. Robert Mabrey Video and Audio Services You can now purchase a copy of any Kenai Performer show of which you were a member of the cast or crew.  Bob Mabrey will provide DVD's of all the Kenai Performer shows that he and his intrepid crew have recorded for $25 plus shipping and handling.  Save money and purchase a second DVD for an additional $20  and a third (or more) for $18 each. Contact Bob at 776-6575 or bobmabrey@hotmail.com and place your order. Coming soon... Summer at the Playhouse 2009 Stay posted for more information on this years' summer camp. Hello All, We're launching this newsletter as a means by which to keep you all in the loop as to what's going on with the Kenai Performers.  Amidst the upcoming shows and summer camps and workshops, we're  launching a new fund raising  branch of Kenai Performers (more about that below).  We invite you to share your thoughts, opinions, and dreams.  Some will be printed- all will be taken into consideration. Hot Knights Take the edge off these chilly pre-spring evenings and head over to the Kenai Senior Center on March 6 or 7.  "Hot Knights" is another hilarious comedy written and directed by Mike Druce for Kenai Performers and the Kenai Senior Connection.  For a mere $30 you can enjoy a southern style dinner (accompanied by a no-host bar), followed by a show that is guaranteed to spice up your night. Tickets are available in Kenai at the Kenai Senior Center, Already Read Books and Charlottes and in Soldotna at River City Books.  There are a limited number of tickets left, so call 283-4156 or 283-4001 to reserve  a seat for yourself.  At this price, you can afford to bring a dining partner along for the fun. Dinner starts at 7pm, the show begins at 8pm. Sudden Theatre 2009 ANNOUNCING: SUDDEN THEATRE 2009! CALL FOR DIRECTORS Have you ever thought about directing a play but found the prospect a little intimidating?  Here's your chance to try it on and see how it fits without making The Big Commitment.  As one whose first (and only) directorial experiences were with ten-minute plays, I highly recommend it.  Casts are typically smaller, and rehearsal schedules are very easy on one's personal life.  If you have seen or participated in either of our previous evenings of ten-minute plays, you know how much fun they are! We are looking for people to direct one or more shows, up to about twelve shows.  Here are the vitals: Auditions March 7 and 8, at the Playhouse.  There will be a directors' meeting an hour prior to the first audition session to plan the process for auditions. Play dates are: April 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, at the Playhouse. As with last year's Sudden Theatre, the stage will be nothing but a black background and legs, and the only set pieces will be black wooden boxes of various sizes that can be used singly or in combination to evoke whatever you want.  Props are fine, but I suggest you keep them to a minimum. We're after speedy transitions between plays. Comedy, drama, young people, geezers, your choice.  There are many websites where you can view and purchase scripts (we pay for scripts and royalties, of course).  Some are: www.hitplays.com/10-minute www.10-minute-plays.com www.theatrehistory.com/plays/10minute.html www.lazybeescripts.co.uk ...and many more.  Or write your own!  The only requirements are that the play is 10 minutes in length or shorter, and it must not be rated nastier than PG-13. If you are interested in directing a play (you don't need to have a specific play in mind at this point), or if you have any questions or concerns at all, please email Marc Berezin at mberezin@educdatasys.com, or call me. My home office number is 262-8874. Curtain Call Consignment Boutique You are all invited to attend our GRAND OPENING!!  Friday, March 27th & Saturday, March 28th from 10 AM to 5 PM.   Kenai Performers is launching a new fund raising project, thanks to the efforts of our favorite fashion gurus,  Mary Krull and Kelly Griebel.  They are currently taking consignments of your new or gently used name brand and designer clothing, handbags, shoes, jewelry and accessories. Please contact Mary at 398-2931 so the "Fashion Divas"  can arrange a time to meet with you.   See you at Curtain Call Consignment Boutique at the Playhouse across the street from the Kenai Visitor and Cultural Center!   If you don't already know them, come meet the Kenai Performers FASHION DIVAS, Mary Krull & Kelly Griebel. Pass the word and don't be late! Thank you for taking the time to read this newsletter.  We will be providing space for your ideas and comments in the very near future. Kenai Performers Check out our events calendar at www.kenaiperformers.org

Sidecar LIVE from NEW YORK at the PLAYHOUSE!

Shows:

August 15-22 Shows Saturday, August 16, Thursday, August 21 and Friday, August 22 at 7:00 and 8:30 PM

Workshops:

Sunday, August 17 - Youth Improv workshop (15 and under) - 1-4 PM

Sunday, August 17 through Wed, August 20 - (adults 16 and up) - 5:30-7:30 each evening - beginning class
Sunday, August 17 through Wed., August 20 - (adults 16 and up) - 8 - 10 PM each evening - advanced class

Registration forms and tickets now available at River City Books and at Charlottes. If you want a registration form and don t want to use gas, email me, and I ll send one along!

 

For more - click here or check Carol's Corner!

The Kenai Performers present Little Shop Of Horrors, directed by Terri Zopf-Schoessler. Based on the a cult classic, Terri has blended humor, a singing plant, a sadistic dentist, and sweet love between two skid-row denizens into a rollicking musical well worth watching again and again.

Show dates are April 18, 19, 20 and April 25,26,and 27. Friday and Saturday shows begin at 7pm, Sunday matinees at 3pm. Ticket prices are $10/Student and Seniors, $12/ General Admission. Tickets will be available soon at River City Books and Charlotte's and will be sold at the door. All performances will be held at the Old Town Playhouse in Kenai.

Prince William Sound Community College Presents the 16th Annual Last Frontier Theatre Conference

Valdez, Alaska - June 14-21, 2008

The Last Frontier Theatre Conference takes place yearly in beautiful Valdez, Alaska. 50 to 65 playwrights are chosen to have their work presented in the Play Lab. Selected plays receive a rehearsed reading that is responded to by a panel of theatre professionals. Additionally, each writer will have a private conversation about their script with one of their panelists.

The Conference includes multiple classes and panel discussions on the craft and business of theatre. There will also be additional opportunities for Play Lab writers to present more of their short work generated at the Conference. Each night there are live performances, followed by receptions.

Each year a new community of theatre artists is formed from the hundreds of attending playwrights, directors, actors, and theatre enthusiasts who come from all over the world.

Entries should be submitted via e-mail to the Conference coordinator at dmoore@pwscc.edu as either a Microsoft Word document or a PDF file. If submitting by e-mail is a problem, contact the Conference Coordinator to make other arrangements. Scripts are eligible if they:

~Have not received a production. Readings and amateur productions are acceptable.

~Have a running time between twenty minutes and two hours. Please note that more short plays will be accepted than lone ones, so submitting a shorter script increases your chances of being invited.

~Are not musicals.

~Are received by February 1, 2008.

Enjoy our 6th season of holiday entertaining for your customers, employees, family and guests!

May we suggest:
€ Caroling at the door to welcome your party guests
€ A special touch at family gatherings
€ Strolling through a reception or cocktail hour to create a holiday atmosphere
€ A short concert as part of your meeting or banquet program
€ Strolling table-to-table during or after dinner or dessert
€ A surprise for your employees or friends
€ An elegant gift for your important accounts
€ A festive touch for your holiday shoppers

Half Hour Performance ~ $100
One Hour Performance ~ $175

For more information or to book a quartet, call 262-2825.
Bookings are tax deductible and all proceeds go to the Kenai Performers Bandwagon Fund.

Auditions for Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Terri Zopf-Schoessler, are scheduled for Saturday, March 1 at 2 PM and Sunday, March 2 at 2 PM at the Playhouse.

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS CAST:

SEYMOUR
Mid-twenties and perhaps balding a little. Our insecure, naive, put-upon, florist's clerk hero. Above all, he's a sweet and well-meaning little man. He is not a silly, prat-falling nerd, and therefore should not be played as the hero of a Jerry Lewis film. Tenor.
Low A to High G

AUDREY
The bleached-blond, Billie-Dawn-like, secret love of his life. If you took Judy Holiday, Carol Channing, Marilyn Monroe and Goldie Hawn, removed their education and feelings of self-worth, dressed them in spiked heels and a low-cut black dress, and then shook them all up in a test tube to extract what's sweetest and most vunerable--that'd be Audrey. Soprano.
Low A to High D

MR. MUSHNIK
Their boss. A failure of an East Side florist. His accent, if he has one, is more that of middle class New York than of Eastern Europe. He seldom smiles but often sweats. Baritone.
Low G to High E flat

ORIN
A tall, dark, handsome dentist with a black leather jacket and sadistic tendencies. He is NOT, however, a leftover from the movie version of Grease. Think instead of an egotistical pretty-boy — all got up like a greaser but thinking like an insurance salesman and talking like a radio announcer. Baritone and/or able to sing-speak.

THE PLANT (AUDREY II)

VOICE OF THE PLANT
An anthropomorphic cross between a Venus flytrap and an avocado. It has a huge, nasty-looking pod which gains a shark-like aspect when open and snapping at food. The voice is provided by an actor on an offstage microphone OR from within the plant itself. The sound is a cross between Otis Redding, Barry White, and Wolfman Jack. Think of The Voice as that of a street-smart, funky, conniving villain — Rhythm and Blues' answer to Richard the Third. Bass.

THE BOUFFANTS
Three to five female street urchins who function as participants in the action and a Greek Chorus outside it. They're young, hip, smart and the only people in the whole cast who REALLY know what's going on. In their "Greek Chorus" capacity, they occasionally sing to the audience directly. And when they do, it's often with a "secret-smile" that says: "we know something you don't know." They need to be able to sing three-part 1960's girls' group harmonies complete with choreographed moves, bouffant hair and to-die-for outfits. Soprano and alto harmony parts.

OTHER SPEAKING/ SINGING ROLES
Chorus members who sing in the big numbers and who also play roles including: A Voice Not Unlike God's, Wino #1, Wino #2, Customer, Old Chinese Man, Radio Announcer, Girl in the Dentist's Chair, Mr. or Miss Bernstein, Mrs. Luce, Skip Snip, and Patrick Martin.

PLANT DANCERS
A group of dancers willing to provide visual interest and movement for the Plant as well as dance in other numbers.

Sudden Theatre!

It's time for SUDDEN THEATRE!!! One little thing right after another! It's our annual fall show of ten-minute plays!! It was such fun last year, we're making it an annual event! It's a great time for a vast variety of styles and types of stories all in the same show. Ten-minute plays are all the rage in theatres all over the country, and we found out why last year! So we'll be needing ACTORS, DIRECTORS, SET FOLK, COSTUMERS, TICKET FOLK, MUSICIANS (maybe), LIGHTING and SOUND PEOPLE, and AUDIENCE! (Show will be at the end of September/beginning of Oct.) The whole nine yards!!

 

Ever thought it would be fun to DIRECT a show? This is a great place to START, and fun even if you've done A BUNCH of directing! If you're interested in directing a ten-minute play for the SUDDEN THEATRE, or if you've written a ten-minute play you think might be fun to do, please email me, or LAURA FORBES (greenleader@yahoo.com), who will be the ARTISTIC DIRECTOR this year for SUDDEN THEATRE.

 

DIRECTORS (or just people with questions about directing) will have a meeting THIS SUNDAY with Laura, August 26th at 3:00 at the Playhouse to make sure we're all on the same page, discuss plays, and get organized! Please email me or Laura (greenleader@yahoo.com) beforehand so we know how many will be there!

 

AUDITIONS for SUDDEN THEATRE ten-minute plays will be This Coming Tuesday and Wednesday evenings (August 28 and 29 - come either day, unless you are asked to come both days by a director) Auditions will be at the Playhouse at 6:00. If you would like to audition, but can't make those times, please email me or Laura.

 

If you'd like to help with the show in some other capacity, come on in on Sunday, Tuesday or Wednesday, or email me, Laura or Chris Cook (chrisc@gci.net)! THANKS!!

Summer Double Feature!

Who: Kenai Performers
What: Summer in the Playhouse Show: A Bug's Life - the Musical
When: August 3 and 4 at 7:00
Where: At the Old Town Playhouse in Kenai
Details: First of a Summer in the Playhouse Double Feature with Original Songs

For more information: 776-8308 or visit web site, www.kenaiperformers.org

Who: Kenai Performers
What: Summer in the Playhouse Show: The Wishing of Biddy Malone
When: August 10 and 11 at 7:00 Plus a matinee on August 11 at 2:00
Where: At the Old Town Playhouse in Kenai
Details: Second of a Summer in the Playhouse Double Feature - Live Music and

Original Songs!

For more information: 776-8308 or visit web site, www.kenaiperformers.org

Tickets for these performances will be sold at the door. Seating is limited.

 

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July 18, 2007

Hi, Everybody! Don't miss the hilarious performances of Sidecar coming this week! This three-man improv team will keep you in stitches with a fresh, brand new different show every night! Alden Ford, Justin Tyler and Matt Fisher are smart, funny and keepin' it real! Here are the show times! You'll want to see all five shows if possible PLUS the one featuring the improv workshop class. Here are the dates, times and places! Keep your first ticket stub and get into all shows after that for HALF PRICE! We want to pack the house, and every show is different, so plan to come join us as often as you can!

Who: Kenai Performers and Homer Council on the Arts

What: Improv shows by Sidecar Live from New York

When/Where: At the Old Town Playhouse in Kenai
Thursday, July 19 at 8:30
Friday, July 20 at 8:30
Saturday, July 21 TWO SHOWS - one at 7:00 and one at 8:30

At Homer Council on the Arts Sunday, July 22 at 3:00

 

Workshop class show Tuesday, July 24 at 7:00 at the Old Town Playhouse

 

Details: Sidecar- three-man improv troupe from New York performing long-form improvisational theatre and teaching workshops . Tickets available at Charlotte's in Kenai, River City Books in Soldotna, Homer Council on the Arts, and Homer Bookstore. For info call Carol at 776-8308 or 398-0756