1959 Pink Thunderbird-(Laundy & Bourbon and Lone Star) at The Off-Central

The Off-Central Players close out their Spring Season with an evening of one-act plays by James McLure.

When produced together,the two pieces, Bourbon & Laundry and Lone Star, the show is billed as “1959 Pink Thunderbird” and tells the stories of a small Texas town from two very different perspectives

LAUNDRY AND BOURBON-The hottest thing to hit Maynard, Texas was Roy in his 1959 Pink Thunderbird. Roy and Elizabeth marry after high school and still dream of those summer nights in the T-Bird. Hattie and Amy bring catty tension to an afternoon filled with Laundry and Bourbon, a one-act with the girls' side of the story.

LONE STAR -In Lone Star, the boys' version, Roy and his brother Ray tie one on outside Angel's Bar. Roy's different since his return from Vietnam and the night takes a wrong turn when Cletis shows up with horrible news. 

The 1959 Pink Thunderbird is full of road dust, but it sure was a sweet ride years ago.