Theatre Pops Presents David Mamet's NOVEMBER, 11/8-11
Theatre Pops presents November by David Mamet. As election week winds down, David Mamet's satirical view of the trials and tribulations of the reelection campaign of President, Charles Smith could not come at a better time. November is fraught with laugh-out-loud comics with campaign funds running low and the fear of defeat in the air.
The White House Aid, Archer Brown tries to minimize the chaotic uncertainty by introducing a representative of the National Association of Turkey Manufacturers who is willing to contribute a substantial amount of money to the reelection campaign, but not without a favor in return. In the meantime, the President's speech writer, Beatrice Bernstein, is willing to go above and beyond the call of duty, but she too has a request! Ever made comments that come back to haunt you later, watch what happens when Chief Dwight Grackle, a member of the Micmac Nation confronts the Commander in Chief regarding comments made about his wife! November is a scathingly hilarious take on the lengths to which politicians will go to in order to win.The Cast: Mike Pryor as the illustrious Commander-in-Chief, Charles Smith; John Burns as the President’s loyal aid, Archer Brown; David Virili as the Representative of the National Association of Turkey Manufacturers; Lisa Cole as Clarice Bernstein; and, Charles K. Smith as Chief Dwight Grackle
November by David Mamet contains adult content. It will be performed at the Tulsa PAC, Liddy Doenges Theatre, November 8-10 at 8 PM and November 11 at 2 PM.
General Admission $15 - Students and Seniors $10.00 Tickets may be purchased online at www.myticketoffice.com; in person or by calling the PAC ticket office, (918) 596-7111. From outside Tulsa, call 1-800-364-711.Love Theater in Oklahoma? Join The Community!
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