Dad's Garage to Present GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL!
On Friday, April 11th at 8pm, at Dad's Garage Theatre Company will be producing Bud and Doug's greatest accomplishment to date (and possibly of their entire lives), Gutenberg! The Musical! In this super meta two-man musical sendup, a pair of up and coming playwrights perform a live reading of their brand new show - a big ol' Broadway-esque musical about printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg. Full of heart and boundless excitement, Bud Davenport (George Faughnan) and Doug Simon (René Dellefont) will perform their entire musical before your very eyes - playing all of the parts, singing all the songs, and dancing it out in hopes of hitting it big and signing a contract with one of the producers in the audience. And why wouldn't they? Gutenberg! The Musical! has it all - German history, evil monks, a love story, and of course - the greatest man of all time, Johann Gutenberg.
Length: This show will last approximately 1 and a half hours with a 15 minute intermission. Age Appropriateness: This show is not appropriate for anyone not old enough to experience adult humor or anyone that just doesn't like it.
Thursdays: $10.50 online, $12.50 phone & door
Fridays: $15.50 online, $17.50 phone & door
Saturdays: $18.50 online, $20.50 phone & door
http://www.dadsgarage.com/shows/season-19/scripted/gutenberg-the-musical.aspx
Gutenberg! The Musical! is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.
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