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Three Cat Productions is proud to present the regional premiere of Eric Lane Barnes' "The Stop" at Skokie Theatre Music Foundation. "The Stops" will be playing every Saturday in June, 2010.
Ginny, Euglena, and Rose are three ladies from NALOG (North American Lady Organists Guild) who are touring around as "The Stops". They come to Skokie for one night only for a benefit for their mentor Dale Meadows, who was recently outsted from his music direction position sue to his sexuality. These women of three different faiths unite together to spread the gospel by singing a number of church songs, ranging the comedy gamut from “The Potluck,” “It’s Raining Amen,” “A Bossa Nova for Jehovah,” “Hallelujah Aloha,” and “The Fundamental.” Ultimately, the three ladies of different faiths find ways to come together despite their theological differences, united in the love of music and the gospel.
Written by Eric Lane Barnes and Drew Emery, the show is directed by Jason Paul Smith. The cast includes Steve Kimborough, Paul Motonda, and Kevin Bishop. John Boss joins the cast on June 26th. Choreographer is Jesse Pierce. Musical Direction by Nick Sula. Stage Manager Annalee Johnson."The Stop" will be playing on June 5, 12, 19, and 26, 2010 at 8pm. All performances can be found at the Skokie Theatre Music Foundation, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave, Skokie, IL. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door. Tickets can be ordered by calling 847-677-7761 or visit skokietheatre.org.Three Cat Media was founded in 2006 to provide affordable web and graphic design services to the artistic and creative communities. It was borne of the desire of founders, Jason Paul Smith and Rob Dorn, to combine their collective 30 years in the marketing and design industries with their passion for the artist.
In addition to web and graphic services, Three Cat Media is dedicated to the independent performer; producing theater, cabaret, and concert events. Developed in 2007, Three Cat Media's live entertainment division makes it easier for independent artists and performers to develop an audience, sell more products or gain that much needed experience.
