Theatre in the Round Players to Present BEDROOM FARCE, 4/24-5/17
Trevor and Susannah, a pair of roving neurotics whose marriage is on the rocks, hawk their problems around the bedrooms of three other couples in one endless night. In Alan Acykbourn's masterful style, the action ingeniously flies back and forth among all three bedrooms on stage -- with humor that veers from smart and biting to pratfalls and slapstick -- in this wickedly bleak view of modern marriage.
David Coral directs the 8-member cast, with sets designed by Connor M. McEvoy, costumes by Rebecca Karstad, lighting by Daniel Ellis, and sound by Inna Skogerboe. (Go to www.theatreintheround.org/on-stage/63rd-7/bedroom-more.html for complete company listing and interview with director Coral).
An audience discussion with members of the company will follow the matinee performance on Sunday, May 3.
Tickets are $22. For information, call the theatre's box office at 612-333-3010 or visit its website at www.TheatreintheRound.org.
Theatre in the Round's facilities are accessible for audience members using wheelchairs. Assisted-listening equipment is available for patrons with hearing impairments. Assisted-viewing service is offered for patrons with visual impairments on Sunday, May 17.
Pictured: Ron Ravensborg, center; clockwise from top: John Adler, Misty Brehmer, Mary Cutler, Mark L. Mattison, Kayla Dvorak Feld, Don Maloney and Ariel Leaf.
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