Photo Flash: Meet the Cast of FSU's FIVE WOMEN WEARING THE SAME DRESS

The School of Theatre at Florida State University proudly presents Five Women Wearing the Same Dress written by FSU Alum, Alan Ball. Directed by MFA Directing candidate, Jenna Tamisiea, this production follows five bridesmaids on the big day as they squeeze into their horrible dresses and take a trip down memory lane. Scroll down for a sneak peek at the bridesmaids!

You are cordially invited to join a group of wildly different women as nuptial bliss takes a backseat to the dreaded wedding-day drama. Five Women Wearing the Same Dress offers a healthy dose of loves past and present, wedding hookups, friendship, heartbreak, self-discovery, and a little too much champagne.

Leading this group of bridesmaids is Trisha, played by BFA Acting major Gaby Moldovan. She is accompanied by Cara Clough (Georgeanne), DeeDee Joehl (Meredith), Yancey Reeder (Frances), and Emily Ross (Mindy). Mark Bacon plays Tripp, the production's only male character. Five Women Wearing the Same Dress features scenic design by guest artist Teddy Moore, costume design by MFA Costume Design candidate Min Jae Kim, and lighting design by FSU alum Bri Weintraub.

Don't miss The School of Theatre's production of Five Women Wearing the Same Dress playing at the Augusta Conradi Studio Theatre at Florida State University, October 3-12. Recommended age: 16+; Contains material that may be inappropriate for audiences under the age of 16.

Tickets for Five Women Wearing the Same Dress are $10-20, plus applicable fees, and are subject to availability. For information on the purchase of tickets, discounts, and student tickets, visit http://tickets.fsu.edu/General-Information. Tickets may be purchased online at tickets.fsu.edu, by phone at 850.644.6500, or at the Fine Arts Ticket Office located in the Fine Arts Building at 540 West Call Street, Tallahassee, FL 32306. Performance Times: Wednesday - Saturday at 8:00pm, Sunday at 2:00pm at The Augusta Conradi Studio Theatre is located in the Williams Building near the intersection of Jefferson and Copeland Streets.

Photo Credit: Ashley Wright