Good Theater Presents 33 Days of Continuous Theater

Good Theater the professional company in residence at the St. Lawrence Arts Center, 76 Congress Street, Portland, will open its next main stage production, THE MAY QUEEN on January 25. In addition the company will present three performances per week of A.R. Gurney's LOVE LETTERS. From January 25-February 26, the company will offer 33 days of continuous theater giving nine performances per week.

THE MAY QUEEN by Molly Smith Metzler is an exciting new play receiving the fifth production in its evolution at Good Theater. The show will play the company's standard six performances per week: Wednesday and Thursday 7:00 ($22), Friday 7:30 ($27), Saturday 3:00 ($27) & 7:30 ($30) and Sunday 2:00 ($3:00). The show stars Rob Cameron, Thomas Ian Campbell, Laura Houck, Abbie Killeen and Hannah Elizabeth Perry. The production is directed by Brian P. Allen. The set design is by Craig Robinson; costumes by Justin Cote; lighting design by Iain Odlin; sound by Steve Underwood and Michael Lynch is the production stage manager.

LOVE LETTERS which played a one-week engagement January 4-8, returns for three performances per week: Sundays 5:00 ($20), Mondays and Tuesdays 7:00 ($20). LOVE LETTERS will star Kathleen Kimball and Tony Reilly January 29-31 and February 5-7. Kathleen Kimball and Steve Underwood star February 12-14 and 19-21. Brian P. Allen co-starred with Kimball for the January 4-8 engagement.

Audiences will have the opportunity to attend a Good Theater show any day of the week during these 33 days. On Sundays audiences can see both shows in one daywith a 2:00 matinee of THE MAY QUEEN and a 5:00 performance of LOVE LETTERS.

"We wanted to do something to help combat the long Maine winter. Presenting shows that are comedic and touching seemed like a great way to treat patrons to something upbeat and fun during winter," says Good Theater Artistic Director, Brian P. Allen. "Think of it as Good Theater bringing a little warmth to the cold Maine winter."

THE MAY QUEEN is set in an insurance office in Kingston, NY. The five very wacky characters who inhabit the Vallor Group Insurance Agency will delight and tickle audiences with their antics as the real story of the new temp in the office comes to light.

For tickets to either or both shows, patrons may call the box office at 207-885-5883 or go to Good Theater's website, www.goodtheater.com to order tickets on line.

THE MAY QUEEN had its initial production at the Chautauqua Theatre Company. The show has been seen at the Geva Theatre in Rochester, NY; the Cape Playhouse in Dennis, MA and the Playmaker's Rep in North Carolina.