Parlor Games: A comedy at Stage Coach Theatre. A comedy by James C. Wall and directed by Ted Pendleton. Courtesy of Dramatic Publishing, runs Jan 10. 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24 and 25.
Parlor Games is loaded with bits of physical comedy including everything from spit-takes to slapstick humor. It's pure Hosker-Bouley mishigas: improbable plots, coming and goings, mistaken identities, and, of course, more mistaken identities.
Practical Joker Mort McNulty hosts his own wake so that he can hear what people will say about him after he's dead, before he's dead. Mort's wife, Tricia, gets unwillingly drawn into the action and apologetically tries to convince everyone that Mort is playing another joke.
We meet a variety of wakegoers-some there on purpose, some not-who eventually, with the right amount of suggestion and imagination, convince themselves that Mort is dead and Tricia is in denial.
The mistaken identities, chases, and jokes within jokes within jokes culminate in Tricia turning Mort's wake into a suprise party as she tries to teach her husband a lesson about practical jokes.
Ticket Prices: $15.00 - All Performances Student, senior and military discounts are offered on Thursday and Sunday performances.
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