Upcoming: Godspell, St. Philip's United Methodist Church, Round Rock, June 2 - 4

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St. Philip's United Methodist Church

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Godspell

June 2 - 4, 7:30 p.m.

FLC state, 16231 Great Oaks Drive, Round Rock

Tickets are $10 with advance purchase or $12 at the door
General seating only - Arrive early for best seats. House opens at 7 p.m.
For more information, call 244-2175 or email stphilipsdrama@gmail.com

Get in on the act! Advertise your business in the Godspell playbill. All ads black and white, $25 half page, $50 full page. Help St. Philip's Community Theater Project celebrate it's first production. Contact Mandy Lancaster at mandy.lancaster@gmail.com or 512-694-1446.

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Auditions for Hay Fever, Wimberley Players, May 24

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Auditions for Noel Coward's

Hay Fever

Tuesday, May 24, 7:00 p.m.

Wimberley Playhouse, 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley (click for map)
Director - Laura Haygood, Executive Producer- Adam Witko

Show Dates July 29 – Aug 21, Friday and Saturday Evenings 8:00 p.m., Sunday Matinees 2:30 p.m.

This show is a zany comedy which will be staged with exaggerated characters and comedic movements. I will be looking to fill a cast of 9, 4 men and 5 women. One couple is older, a novelist and retired actress now staying in their country home. They are joined by their 2 adult children and 4 guests. There is a small role as a maid. This will be a fun show to work on: light humor for the hot summer.

Hay Fever is set in the hall of the Bliss family home. The eccentric Blisses—Judith, a recently retired stage actress, David, a self-absorbed novelist, and their two equally unconventional children— live in a world where reality slides easily into fiction. Upon entering this world, the unfortunate weekend guests—a proper diplomat, a shy flapper, an athletic boxer, and a fashionable sophisticate— are repeatedly thrown into melodramatic scenes wherein their hosts profess emotions and react to situations that do not really exist. The resulting comedic chaos ends only when the tortured visitors tip-toe out the door.

Contact: Adam Witko adam@adamwitko.com 512-632-7638

Upcoming: Souvenir, a play with music by Steven Temperley, Unity Theatre, Brenham, February 3 - 21

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Souvenir

a play with music by Steven Temperley

February 3 - 21 Thursdays 7:30, Fridays and Saturdays 8 p.m., Sundays 4 p.m.

Unity Theatre, Church Street, Brenham (click for map)

She gave sold-out concerts for the social elite of New York City, became the talk of the town, earned a cult following, and was a legend in her own mind. She had wealth, social standing, and a burning desire to sing. Unfortunately, she had no talent. The life of Florence Foster Jenkins is told through the eyes of her accompanist, Cosmé McMoon, who teamed up with her in 1932. Over the next dozen years, their strange partnership caused him to revise his first impression of her and of the very meaning of music itself. As Florence once observed, “People may say I can’t sing, but no one can ever say I didn’t sing!”

Public tales begin January 24 -- To purchase tickets:
• Visit our Ticket Office in the theatre lobby at 300 Church Street in downtown Brenahm.
• Phone in your reservations and secure your tickets with a credit card (a $1 per ticket convenience fee will be charged) or
• Email your ticket request to Tickets@UnityBrenham.org and we will phone you to confirm the reservation and take the necessary payment information.