South Bend Civic Theatre Presents GOD OF CARNAGE and ENCHANTED EVENING
South Bend Civic Theatre presents God of Carnage. The production will run February 16-25 in the Civic's Warner Studio Theatre. God of Carnage was written by Yazmina Reza, with an English Translation by Christopher Hampton.
A playground altercation between eleven-year-old boys brings together two sets of nouveau riche Brooklyn parents for a meeting to resolve the matter. At first, diplomatic niceties are observed, but as the meeting progresses and the liquor flows, tensions emerge and the gloves come off, leaving the couples with more than just their liberal principles in tatters
DIRECTOR: Mark Allen Carter
CAST:
Vincent Bilancio - Michael
Abbey Platt - Veronica
Colleen Dabler - Annette
Bill Svelmoe - Alan
ENCHANTED EVENING of Song graces the Civic Theatre Stage February 9-11.
Enchanted Evening features professional musicians from across the country alongside familiar faces from past performances at South Bend Civic Theatre performing great love songs from the Broadway canon. From Rodgers and Hammerstein classics through musical comedy to modern rock, this concert will have something for every valentine.
Enchanted Evening is presented at the South Bend Civic Theatre through a collaboration with Authentic Productions.featured vocalists for Enchanted Evening include Sean Leyes, Makeda EyeSing Grier, Jacob Medich, Delshawn Taylor, Maggie Youngblood, Song Bird, Kristy Cloetingh, Ryan Belock.
South Bend Civic Theatre is located at 403 North Main Street in South Bend.
Phone: 574-234-1112 | SBCT.ORG
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