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Eustis's Bay Street Players Second Stage Begins Sixth Season With GOD OF CARNAGE, Now thru 10/14

By: Sep. 30, 2012
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The 6th season of the Bay Street Players Second Stage opens tonight, September 30 with God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza. This play won both the Laurence Olivier Award and Tony Award for Best New Play in 2009.

After a playground altercation between their sons, two couples meet to discuss the problem over appetizers. At first diplomatic niceties are observed, but soon the gloves come off and the evening devolves into a laugh-out-loud evening the New Yorker calls “ninety minutes of sustained mayhem.”

Featured in the play are Stephen Lima and Sara Lee Dobbs as Alan and Annette and James Simpson and Chasteen Mullins as Michael and Veronica. The production is directed by Joel Warren.

God of Carnage is being presented tonight, September 30, October 7 & 14 at 7:30 pm at the Historic 1922 State Theatre located at 109 North Bay Street in Downtown Eustis. Tickets are $12 and $7 for students. Content Advisory: contains strong adult language and mature themes. For reservations call 352-357-7777 or visit www.baystreetplayers.org.

“This Second Stage Series is becoming more and more popular; it is no longer a hidden treasure,” says Bonnie Swanson, Executive Director of Bay Street Players in Eustis. “Season Ticket sales for the series doubled last season and have already doubled for the 2012 – 13 season and we haven’t even opened.

"This alternative series brings our patrons new works and cutting edge theatre and the audience really appreciates experiencing new plays.  Each of the five productions is presented on three consecutive Sunday evenings at 7:30 and is offered at a bargain price of only $12. We invite you to become a 'Second Stager' and join a growing group of theatre goers.”



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