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Ticket Information
The membership drive will begin soon for Members, Patrons and Sponsors for those to renew and for anyone interested in being a part. If you are interested in bringing a group to any of the productions, dinner is available for Thursday night, with other nights as an option with enough attendance. For more information on groups please contact Beth Hammock at 256-668-0045.
Our productions are family oriented and are perfect for churches, senior citizens, and any other groups who like to be entertained and have a great meal in a beautiful facility, the Weatherford Centre in Red Bay, AL. We absolutely want to thank Community Spirit Bank in Red Bay, AL for the use of the wonderful theater they provide for us to perform in and to share with our audiences.
Box Office: 256-668-1077
Tickets to all productions are just $10.00 and the meal $20.00.
Our productions are family oriented and are perfect for churches, senior citizens, and any other groups who like to be entertained and have a great meal in a beautiful facility, the Weatherford Centre in Red Bay, AL. We absolutely want to thank Community Spirit Bank in Red Bay, AL for the use of the wonderful theater they provide for us to perform in and to share with our audiences.
Box Office: 256-668-1077
Tickets to all productions are just $10.00 and the meal $20.00.
Honky Tonk Hissy Fit
by Jones, Hope, and Wooten
Directed by Scotty Kennedy
April 22, 24-26, 2025, 7:00 pm
April 27, 2025, 2:00 pm
Seater L-R: Jeri Mayo, Adrienne Pearson, and Brittany Faris. Back row standing L-R: Brandy Cook, Chris Perea, Mason Cook, Dominic Rogers, Joey Allen, Emily Edmonson and Holly McKinney
Synopsis:
In this rollicking, hilarious comedy, the Doublewide, Texas, gang is back and life in their tiny town has gotten crazier than ever! Just when things are looking up—the population has grown to seventeen mobile homes and a weekend farmers’ market—the rug is pulled out from under the residents yet again. It seems their vacation rental trailer has drawn unwanted attention from a mega-corporation in Austin. Suddenly the corporation is interested in Doublewide. Waaaay too interested. Mayor Joveeta Crumpler is the only one suspicious enough to sound the alarm, but no one is listening. Her mother, Caprice, is too self-involved with her “career” as a local celebrity to sense the growing threat, or to even realize that grumpy old Haywood Sloggett is increasingly drawn to her—and Sloggett is fighting those romantic feelings tooth and nail. Caprice is also hell-bent on keeping her neighbor and rival, Big Ethel Satterwhite, from horning in on her domain—the Stagger Inn bar. Big Ethel has her hands full trying to teach the town’s good-ol’-boy police chief, Baby Crumpler, how to dirty-dance for a countywide competition. But Baby’s got as much chance of winning as Georgia Dean Rudd has of not jinxing her relationship with Nash Sloggett—she’s twisting herself into knots trying to dodge his constant marriage proposals. And as the danger to the town grows, Joveeta can’t even count on the usually reliable and sweet health fanatic Lark Barken—because she’s currently under the spell of a demon she’s only recently discovered: caffeine. But as the tentacles of the corporation envelope them all, can the citizens of this little Texas town put aside their problems and unite behind Joveeta to fight “the big guys” and turn the tide in Doublewide? A heap of hilarity with a whole lot of heart—and a stand-alone play in its own right—HONKY TONK HISSY FIT is the third comedy in the trilogy that begins with Doublewide, Texas and continues with Doublewide, Texas Christmas. By the triumphant finale of this ferociously funny Jones Hope Wooten comedy (Could there be a double wedding in Doublewide?), you’ll be throwing fits, alright—fits of laughter that’ll make your sides ache!
In this rollicking, hilarious comedy, the Doublewide, Texas, gang is back and life in their tiny town has gotten crazier than ever! Just when things are looking up—the population has grown to seventeen mobile homes and a weekend farmers’ market—the rug is pulled out from under the residents yet again. It seems their vacation rental trailer has drawn unwanted attention from a mega-corporation in Austin. Suddenly the corporation is interested in Doublewide. Waaaay too interested. Mayor Joveeta Crumpler is the only one suspicious enough to sound the alarm, but no one is listening. Her mother, Caprice, is too self-involved with her “career” as a local celebrity to sense the growing threat, or to even realize that grumpy old Haywood Sloggett is increasingly drawn to her—and Sloggett is fighting those romantic feelings tooth and nail. Caprice is also hell-bent on keeping her neighbor and rival, Big Ethel Satterwhite, from horning in on her domain—the Stagger Inn bar. Big Ethel has her hands full trying to teach the town’s good-ol’-boy police chief, Baby Crumpler, how to dirty-dance for a countywide competition. But Baby’s got as much chance of winning as Georgia Dean Rudd has of not jinxing her relationship with Nash Sloggett—she’s twisting herself into knots trying to dodge his constant marriage proposals. And as the danger to the town grows, Joveeta can’t even count on the usually reliable and sweet health fanatic Lark Barken—because she’s currently under the spell of a demon she’s only recently discovered: caffeine. But as the tentacles of the corporation envelope them all, can the citizens of this little Texas town put aside their problems and unite behind Joveeta to fight “the big guys” and turn the tide in Doublewide? A heap of hilarity with a whole lot of heart—and a stand-alone play in its own right—HONKY TONK HISSY FIT is the third comedy in the trilogy that begins with Doublewide, Texas and continues with Doublewide, Texas Christmas. By the triumphant finale of this ferociously funny Jones Hope Wooten comedy (Could there be a double wedding in Doublewide?), you’ll be throwing fits, alright—fits of laughter that’ll make your sides ache!
Moon Over Buffalo
by Ken Ludwig
Directed by Mark Richardson
February 13-16, 2025
Front row sitting: Tina Smith, Scotty Kennedy, Morgan Miller, and Jeri Mayo. Back row standing: Clint Sikes, Theron Struzik, Lindley Boyd and Austin Henderson.
Synopsis:
An acting couple are on tour in Buffalo with a repertory consisting of Cyrano de Bergerac revised one nostril version and Noel Coward’s Private Lives. Fate has given these actors one more shot at starring roles in The Scarlet Pimpernel epic and director Frank Capra himself is enroute to buffalo to catch their matinee performance. Will Charlotte Hay appear to run off with their agent? Will George Hay be sober enough to emote? Will Capra see Cyrano, Private Lives or a disturbing mixture of the two? Hilarious misunderstandings pile on a madcap misadventure, all of which are magnified by Charlotte’s deaf mother who manages the theater. One critic says, “This plan is nothing less than a love letter to live theater.”
An acting couple are on tour in Buffalo with a repertory consisting of Cyrano de Bergerac revised one nostril version and Noel Coward’s Private Lives. Fate has given these actors one more shot at starring roles in The Scarlet Pimpernel epic and director Frank Capra himself is enroute to buffalo to catch their matinee performance. Will Charlotte Hay appear to run off with their agent? Will George Hay be sober enough to emote? Will Capra see Cyrano, Private Lives or a disturbing mixture of the two? Hilarious misunderstandings pile on a madcap misadventure, all of which are magnified by Charlotte’s deaf mother who manages the theater. One critic says, “This plan is nothing less than a love letter to live theater.”
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Cast:
George Hay - Scotty Kennedy Charlotte Hay - Tina Smith Ethel - Jeri Mayo Rosalind - Morgan Miller Howard - Austin Henderson Eileen - Lindley Boyd Paul - Theron Struzik Richard - Clint Sikes |
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Crazy Quilt Club
by Pat Cook
Directed by Brittany Farris
November 7-10, 2024
L-R Sitting: Selina Struzik, Morgan Miller, Lindley Boyd, and Zephra Rogers.
Standing, back row, L-R: Carol Woodward, Lisa Massey, Theron Struzik, Maryann Bailey and Sharon Strickland
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Synopsis: Veronica Blather is a sweet little old lady who spends most of her time knitting and solving murders, most of which occur whenever she shows up. Understandably she has a problem finding a place to live. When her niece invites her to stay at a retirement home for old knitters, it seems ideal - until one of its members dies from drinking poisoned punch. Who did it? Was it Matilda, the president of the Crazy Quilt Club, or Lydia, who likes to die on Tuesdays? Could it be Clara, who's a compulsive liar, or the wisecracking Sarafina who doesn't trust anybody and carries a rifle just to be sure? Clues drop as fast as corpses and dialogue races along at breakneck speed to keep the audience in stitches till the last minute.
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