The Noon Witch at Teatro Live!

Danger Lurks in Broad Daylight as Teatro Live revives Lemoine’s Witchy Comedy: The Noon Witch!

Rooted in Hungarian folklore, a cast of sparkling newcomers inhabit this tale of 1920s Budapest lads who find themselves in the thrall of a snack-wielding temptress who only appears at the apex of the day. It’s a spirited jaunt from an elegant city park to the mysterious thermal springs of Transdanubia.

Making their company debuts in this production are Aidan Laudersmith and Eli Yaschuk as Anatol and Joszef, a pair of park bench philosophers, Ethan Lang as their besotted friend Sandor, and Nida Vanderham as the alluring and possibly lethal Tinka. Rounding out the cast is Michelle Diaz, making an overdue Teatro return as the enterprising phenomenologist Dr. Katalin Vac.

Teatro Live!’s The Noon Witch plays at the Varscona Theatre Friday, February 21 to Sunday March 9th, with a preview performance on February 20.
Performances are Tuesday through Saturday evenings at 7:30pm, with matinees on Sundays at 2pm.

Admission:
$42 for adults
$37 for seniors
$25 for students.
All seats for Sunday matinees are $33
Pay-What-You-Can admission is available (at the door only) on Tuesday, February 25th and Tuesday, March 4th.
Tickets for the preview performance are $25.

Please note: The performance on Thursday March 6th at 7:30pm will feature ASL interpretation and is presented in conjunction with the SOUND OFF: A Deaf Theatre Festival. All tickets will be PWYC for this performance.