The Little Colonel Players open their 57th season with Southern Hospitality by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten. Directed by Jeff Mangum, the show features Sharon Cardwell, Anthony Chaffin, Rick Fletcher, Martha Frazier, Katie Hay, Jeff Mangum, Michael McCollum, Emily Miller, Janet Morris, Candy Thomas, Jayme Thomas, Charles Wade and Teresa Wentzel. The show runs October 3, 4, 5, 11, 12 at 8PM; October 6 and 13 at 2:30PM.
As the story goes, Fayro, TX is about to disappear from the map since the Smart Mart and rendering plant closed. Enter the Futrelle sisters, bent on saving the town. With the help of the rest of Fayro's unique group of citizens, Frankie, Twink, Honey Raye and Rhonda Lynn pull out all the stops to lure a salsa factory to their town. With wit, charm and a good dose of "truth embellishment", the characters in Southern Hospitality are a testament to Southern strength and ingenuity, with a whole lot of hilarity to spice up the action.
Reservations for plays are accepted two weeks prior to opening night. For reservations, call: (502) 588-1557. Please note that Little Colonel Playhouse DOES NOT accept credit cards. Please be prepared with cash or check at the door. Ticket prices: Adults -- $15, Seniors (60+) and Students-- $12.
Little Colonel fills out the rest of the season's calendar with The Nightingales, by Peter Quilter, Guilty Conscience, by Richard L. Levinson and William Link; I Ought to Be in Pictures, by Neil Simon; and Kitchen Witches, by Caroline Smith. The annual youth show, not a part of the regular season, is The Breakfast Club, based on the movie by John Hughes. Visit the website, www.littlecolonel.org, for information on auditions and performance dates.
The Little Colonel Players, Inc. offer season memberships which include our five regular season's shows. This year's price is $60 for adults, $50 for Seniors and $50 for Students through grade 12. As a season member of the Little Colonel Players, you become a voting member with the opportunity to elect officers and the Board of Directors at the annual meeting in June.
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