Mad Cow Theatre Announces MASS APPEAL Cast

Mad Cow Theatre has announced the cast for Mass Appeal by Bill C. Davis in The Black Box at Mad Cow's new home at 54 West Church Street.

Mass Appeal is the story of Mark Dolson, a seminary student, and his mentor, Father Tim Farley. As a student and newly appointed deacon, Mark is faced with what he feels are hypocrisies in the Catholic faith. Mark is sent to Father Tim to help him explore his own faith, to find what he truly believes in and what it is about his faith that is most important to him. As the story progresses, Mark turns the tables a bit and encourages Father Tim to take a much deeper look at his faith and beliefs.
Written in 1981, this touching comedy was nominated for a Tony Award and was subsequently adapted by Davis into a 1984 film. Mass Appeal had a long and critically hailed Broadway run.

Dr. Robert Sherry makes his Mad Cow Theatre debut directing Thomas Ouellette (Next Fall, A Funny Thing… Forum) as Father Tim Farley and Peter Travis as Mark Dolson in his Mad Cow Debut.

Scenic Design by Richard Russell, Costume Design by Wayne Fowks (The Pitmen Painters), Lighting Design by Allen Overlander (Billy Bishop), and Sound Design by Boomer Bardo (The Road to Mecca). Stage manager is Rachel Williams (The Road to Mecca).

Mass Appeal runs from December 7 to December 30, 2012 at Mad Cow Theatre, 54 West Church Street in Downtown Orlando.

Preview Performances are December 5 and 6 at 8:00pm. All tickets are $10.

Opening night is Friday, December 7, 2012 with a reception following the performance.

Special Wednesday night performance is December 26. All tickets are $15.

Tickets start are $34 are available online at madcowtheatre.com and by calling the Mad Cow Theatre box office at 407.297.8788 x1.

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