Who Played Performer in Oil City Symphony

Performer is a role in Oil City Symphony, a musical that opened Off-Broadway in 1987.

The auditorium has been swept. The crepe paper has been hung. Four music stands sit on an improvised stage. <br><br> In this hit revue from the creators of <span style="font-weight: bold;">PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES</span>, four graduates of Oil City High return to their alma mater for a recital in honor of their beloved music teacher, Miss Reeves. Proud, eager - not necessarily gifted - and slightly competitive, the four perform a bizarre program that ranges from the "1812 Overture"? to "The Stars And Stripes Forever"? to rock standards, sentimental favorites and off beat original songs. It's a knee-slapping, sweetly nutty tribute that's an ideal showcase for four charismatic actor-singer-musicians. <br><br>Easy and economical to produce, <strong>OIL CITY SYMPHONY</strong> is good old-fashioned fun that even includes an audience-participatory rendition of "The Hokey-Pokey,"? and punch and cookies served by the cast at the end of the performance.<br>