Minneapolis' Jungle Theater Hold Sneak Peek at MARY'S WEDDING 10/16-10/17

The Jungle Theater of Minneapolis will be holding a sneak preview of MARY'S WEDDING by Stephen Massicotte.  On Wednesday, September 16th (Dress Rehearsal) and Thursday, September 17th (Preview), tickets are available for asuggested donation of $5 at the door. Reservations are required.  Please call 612.822.7063 to reserve tickets.

The show's regular performance run will be September 18th - October 25th.  MARY'S WEDDING is directed by Joel Sass and
stars Alayne Hopkins and Sam Bardwell.

A young girl dreams of her true love on the eve of her wedding. Mary remembers when she and Charlie first met as they sought shelter from a thunderstorm. As the lightening and thunder change to the threatening clouds of World War I, the strength of the lovers bond is tested. Charlie finds the courage he needs in the memory of the girl who hopes for his return. This moving and magical play is a love letter testifying to the power of young love, memory, and innocent dreams...
Lavender Night: October 2nd and Audio Description: October 8th

Founded by Bain Boehlke in 1991 in a storefront space at the corner of Lake Street and Lyndale Avenue in South Minneapolis, the Jungle Theater quickly established a loyal following and received widespread critical acclaim for its productions. In 1999, the theater moved into its permanent home: an intimate 150-seat space around the corner from its original location. In addition to the Jungle's main stage productions of classic and contemporary plays, the theater also maintains community arts education and outreach programs which serve the Greater Metro area, and reflect the theater's ongoing commitment to neighborhood and community.

Over the past eighteen years, the Jungle Theater has had a substantial impact on the Twin Cities theater scene, having established a reputation for excellence that stems from a commitment to high artistic standards and the contributions of many respected and celebrated local artists. A flagship example of the transformative power of the performing arts, the Jungle plays a continuing and vital role in the Lyn-Lake neighborhood's economic, social, and cultural development. For more information, please visit www.jungletheater.com