Photo Flash: Two Muses Theatre and Michigan Humane Society Present SYLVIA
Two Muses Theatre, West Bloomfield's newest non-profit professional theatre is partnering with the Michigan Humane Society to raise funds for providing medical care for animals. SYLVIA by A.R. Gurney, a modern romantic comedy about a marriage and dog, will be presented at the Two Muses Theatre in conjunction with the event. Check out photos from the show below!
Cast & Characters: Nancy Cooper – Farmington (Kate) Nancy is a physical therapist. John DeMerell – Walled Lake (Greg) John works at CVS. Barbie Amann Weisserman - Farmington Hills (Sylvia) Barbie is a teacher. Joshua Brown – Brownstown (Tom) Joshua is a financial planner. Maggie Gilkes – Farmington Hills (Leslie) Maggie recently retired. Jan Cartwright – Novi (Phyllis) Jan is a photographer.
Contributions for the Michigan Humane Society will be collected at the box office online and at the theatre before the performance. Opening night is set for tomorrow, June 8 at 8pm. The Two Muses Theatre space is located inside the West Bloomfield Barnes & Noble, 6800 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield, Michigan.
Contributions can also be made online in conjunction with ticket sales at www.twomusestheatre.org.Photo credit: Steve Hill
Nancy Cooper, Barbie Weisserman and John DeMerell
Barbie Weisserman, Nancy Cooper and John DeMerell
John DeMerell and Joshua Brown
Barbie Weisserman and John DeMerell
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