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BOEING BOEING Comes to Dreamwrights This Week

Performances run from Thursday, February 2nd at 7 pm until Sunday, February 5th at 3 pm.

BOEING BOEING Comes to Dreamwrights This Week

DreamWrights Center for Community Arts, located in York City, is proud to present for limited engagement the popular French comedy BOEING BOEING, written by Marc Camoletti, in their Studio Theatre from Thursday, February 2nd at 7 pm until Sunday, February 5th at 3 pm. Ranked by the Guinness Book of Records as the most performed French play in the world, this hysterical comedy set in the 1960's follows womanizing Bernard on a day when his three (clueless) flight attendant fiancés all end up in his Paris apartment on similar layovers. Wild antics, woeful misadventures, and mistaken identities fill this fast moving theatrical production.

In keeping with the theme of marriage and romance, the DreamWrights Gallery will showcase an art exhibit titled "I Do, I Do, I Do!!!" featuring works by four local photography studios (Anya Lydia Peters with A. Mullen Photography, Emily Golihew with EG Photography, Bryan & Laikyn Pelky with A Life Built for Two, and Brittany Bear with Brittany Bear Photography). The exhibit will be on display for the full run of the show and patrons are encouraged to arrive as early as one hour before the performance to view the exhibit.

Tickets are available online and at the door ($2 upcharge). Seating is limited. For more information, visit the Dreamwrights website.

BOEING BOEING CREDITS

CAST
Gabriella - Deirdre Casey
Gretchen - Sarah Garber
Gloria - Hannah Kuhn
Bernard - James Manjo
Berthe - Samantha Timothy
Robert - Tree Zuzzio

PRODUCTION TEAM

DIRECTOR - Izzy Masquelier

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR - Shana McCoy

PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER - Skye Williams

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR & SCENIC DESIGN - Jay Schmuck

COSTUME DESIGNER - Elise Lanteign-Marrow

SOUND DESIGN - Delaney McBride

LIGHTING DESIGN - Seb Williams

PROPERTIES - Marshall Storm



Review: ALL MY SONS at The Belmont Theatre Photo
What did our critic think of ALL MY SONS at The Belmont Theatre?

Review: STINKY CHEESE MAN: AND OTHER FAIRLY STUPID TALES at DreamWrights Photo
The young ensemble cast at DreamWrights brought the book to life and made the packed audience of families laugh this weekend with their cast of colorful characters and animals. My own teenager loved this book as a child and giggled through out the performance! Stinky Cheese Man has lots of physical comedy that kids will laugh out loud at even if they don’t quite get the verbal humor of the parody yet. Sprinkled throughout the show is a few unique songs and even a puppet. Even the intermission was entertaining. Kids were getting their wiggles out dancing to music as the clocked counted down the minutes left before Act II.

Review: WHOS AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? at Fulton Theatre Photo
Kim Carson is electrifying as his wife, Martha.  Carson embeds a sexual confidence in her character which is always on display.  Whether viciously mocking her husband or intensely seducing her new boy toy, Carson pulls out all the stops.

Review: THE ADDAMS FAMILY: A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY at The Musical Box Theater Photo
The Musical Box Theatre presents The Addams Family in concert style from March 23-26 at the Double Barrel Roadhouse in Red Lion, Pa. The show was directed by Shana McCoy and choreographed by Rebecca Gentry. A concert performance utilizes minimal set design, staging, and costume changes. Music stands were used in this performance and uniquely incorporated into the show. Stripped to the bare bones, the voices and music are fully appreciated. The cast did an excellent job using their voices to tell the story of the Addams family.


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