Abercrombie Street at 7:30pm by John Blenn at Dream House Theatre
Dates: 1/25/2026
📍 Theatre: Dream House Theatre
Dream House Theatre
10177 N KINGS HWY, Myrtle Beach, SC, United States, South Carolina
Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
Phone: 6316824234
ABERCROMBIE STREET at 7:30pm
by John Blenn
Directed by Deborah Cascio Plezia
Ever see your neighbors taking out the garbage or collecting their mail and wave, but you never actually know what’s going on in their lives? Well, Abercrombie Street at 7:30pm by John Blenn is a series of seven vignettes about families that live on Abercrombie Street and what is happening in those homes on the same night at 7:30pm. Some are crazy, some are funny and some are experiencing pain. Message? Be kind because you never know what’s going on behind closed doors.
Cast: Jill Bennett, Allison Black, Deborah Cascio Plezia, Barbara Doczy, Trip Jones, Steve Manz, Paul McCarthy, Vicki Moag, Piper Napolitano, Ted Plezia, Sarah Whisner, Allen York
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