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2019 One Acts: A Signature Series Presentation
T&C stages a group of One-Acts each season to give its fledgling directors an opportunity to show their stuff and qualify to direct one of our main stage productions. Our 2019 One Acts are part of our Signature Series, featuring new works from Playwrights. Come out to see our new directors-in-the-making and enjoy some very entertaining performances at the Barn.
This year's productions are:
EMMA ABRIDGED
By Kayla Hambeck
Directed by: Jessica Briggs
Based on the novel by Jane Austen, Emma Abridged traces the often frantic, always hilarious quest by Emma Woodhouse to marry off all of Highbury except herself, of course. Content to be healthy, wealthy, and single, what shall Emma do when she finds herself drawn to her neighbor, Mr. Knightley?
SEE ROCK CITY
by Kelli Lynn Woodend
Directed by: Fred Conover
At the KFC buffet, Gator is pleasantly surprised by a complete strangers generosity. What he doesnt realize is that her gift isnt at all what it seems. See Rock City is a short play the explores the lengths one might go to lift the spirit of another, even if only for a fleeting moment.
APPOMATTOX REMIX
By Shawn Samuelson Henry
Directed by: Lee Damon
A middle-aged woman anxiously awaits the arrival of her daughter and boyfriend, both college seniors, for she believes they will announce their engagement. Their announcement proves to be a far different one, both perplexing and gravely disappointing. Initially frustrated by her husbands indifference, she learns that he is much savvier than he appears.
STANDING TALL
By Nancy Frick
Directed by: Breffny Rouse
An afternoon at a local art gallery turns into a discussion of art imitating life and vice versa for two friends. The lines are blurred as performance art takes on a whole new meaning when the artwork talks back to the two ladies!
WISH MY EGO WELL
By John McDonnell
Directed by: Paul Waldowski
Ed and Doris, American tourists, have climbed a mountain in Ireland to visit a Wishing Well. Doris wants to believe in the well, but blustery, melodramatic Ed is going through a mid-life crisis and hes skeptical that anything can improve his situation. Doris convinces him to make a wish, and then a young American woman appears who transforms Eds attitude. Ed feels younger than he has in years and he makes a momentous decision. Who is the American woman? There is a surprising twist at the end of this short comedy.
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LocationTown and Country Players (View)
4158 York Road
Buckingham, PA 18902
United States
Categories
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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