Mary Flowers

Oregon Welcomes Back Pierre Bensusan, France's Acoustic Guitar Master
by A.A. Cristi - May 4, 2022

World-renowned fingerstyle guitarist Pierre Bensusan, who has taken his unique sound to all corners of the globe, returns to Oregon this week and weekend for two concerts, plus to teach a two-day residential guitar seminar!

A Young Love and the Great War Collide Within a Dream in Stephen Massicotte's Play MARY'S WEDDING
by A.A. Cristi - Apr 7, 2017

Mary's Wedding, Stephen Massicotte's dream-centered love story set during World War One, opens in The Armory's Ellyn Bye Studio on April 21, with preview performances beginning April 15 and regular performances running through May 28. Brandon Woolley will direct this tender story, starring Lexi Lapp and Alex J. Gould in their company debuts. Lapp will play Mary, the English dreamer we meet on the eve of her wedding day, and "Flowers," a commanding officer in WWI. Gould will play Charlie, the Canadian farm boy turned soldier.

MARY'S WEDDING Opens at The Armory 4/21
by A.A. Cristi - Apr 1, 2017

Mary's Wedding, Stephen Massicotte's dream-centered love story set during World War One, opens in The Armory's Ellyn Bye Studio on April 21, with preview performances beginning April 15 and regular performances running through May 28. Brandon Woolley will direct this tender story, starring Lexi Lapp and Alex J. Gould in their company debuts. Lapp will play Mary, the English dreamer we meet on the eve of her wedding day, and 'Flowers,' a commanding officer in WWI. Gould will play Charlie, the Canadian farm boy turned soldier.

Photo Flash: Mary's Wedding at Westport Country Playhouse
by BWW - Jun 22, 2007

Westport Country Playhouse presents 'an award-winning love story with unexpected twists,' Mary's Wedding, directed by Tazewell Thompson

Mary's Wedding at Westport Playhouse Opens 6/23
by BWW News Desk - Jun 1, 2007

Westport Country Playhouse presents an award-winning love story with unexpected twists, 'Mary's Wedding,' directed by Tazewell Thompson. The play, written by Stephen Massicotte, runs June 21 through July 7.