Totem Pole Playhouse Opens Second Show Of The 59th Season, YOU SAY TOMATOES Runs 6/16-28

Like a “shot heard around the world,” You Say Tomatoes by Bernard Slade, author of the Broadway smash Same Time, Next Year, opens at the Totem Pole Playhouse on June 16. Playhouse favorite Paris Peet and newcomer Caren Anton star in this hilarious romantic comedy about Giles ST. James, a recluse British mystery writer and Libby Daniels, a punchy New York film producer. Giles' traditional British way of life is upended when Libby discovers his hidden home, aspiring to televise the mystery novels he wrote under a pen name.  “What I love about this play, apart fro the wonderful humor, is that the love story takes place between two folks who are not 20 some things-but more mature folks at a different point in their lives,” says Artistic Director, Ray Ficca.  Long time friend of Ficca’s and former Producing Artistic Director, Carl Schurr, was recruited to direct the comedy.  “Bernard Slade has given new meaning to the expression: 'Opposites attract' and not only do they attract in You Say Tomatoes, they explode into a light-hearted and joyous evening of theatre,” says Schurr.  Wil Love, Totem Pole's legendary funny man, and Jenna Sokolowski round out the cast of this sidesplitting war of words.  You Say Tomatoes is sponsored by The Orchards Restaurant, Chambersburg.   

Continuing through June 14:  Cotton Patch Gospel sponsored by Rotz & Stonesifer, CPA and Walker, Connor & Johnson, LLC.

June 16 – 28, 2009  You Say Tomatoes sponsored by The Orchards Restaurant. 

June 23, 2009 Special Event.  Hamlet?  I Don’t Understand!  7:30 p.m.  Movie version of Hamlet with popcorn and a post film discussion with the cast & crew of I Hate Hamlet.  Admission $5.00

June 30 – July 12, 2009 I Hate Hamlet sponsored by Franklin County Visitors Bureau.

July 28 – August 9, 2009 Tuesdays With Morrie sponsored by Orrstown Bank.

August 11 – 23, 2009   I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change! Sponsored by Patriotic Federal Credit Union.
 

For more information call 717-352-2164 or visit www.TotemPolePlayhouse.org.

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