American Stage Theatre Company's 'After Hours' Series Continues with TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE NOTHING & MORE, 10/5 & 12
American Stage Theatre Company's "After Hours" Series continue with three events; Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, Hawk and Wayne's It's a Living!, andThe Preservation Society in October.
FAMILY SERIES - SCHOOL TOUR: (NEW)
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
A Production that's Perfect for the Whole Family
Saturdays, October 5 & 12 @ 11am
Based on the book by Judy Bloom
Adapted by Bruce Mason
Directed by Meg Heimstead
Oh, brother! Sibling mischief and best-pal escapades are the problems Peter Hatcher faces in his attempts to deal with his impossible little brother, Fudge. Based on the popular book by perennial favorite Judy Blume, Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is a humorous look at family life and the troubles that can only be caused by a younger sibling.
"One of the reasons we like this show so much is it allows kids who have siblings to recognize certain feelings they might be having...and realize it's OK to have them."- Kate Hanely, Tour Director of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing at the Kennedy Center
This event is open to the public and appropriate for all ages, so be sure to bring your family and friends!
Tickets: "Pay-What-You-Can" $15.00 advance ticket purchase (Suggested donation $10-$20 at the door.) Performed on our Mainstage.
SUNDAY COMEDY SERIES:
Hawk and Wayne's It's a Living!
An improv comedy show based on work experiences
Sunday, October 6 @ 6pm (NEW TIME & NEW SHOW for 13-14 SEASON)
Inspired by an audience member's suggestion of their place of employment, Hawk and Wayne will take you through an unscripted, hilarious, improvised stream of consciousness complete with bizarre employees, workplace politics and corporate shenanigans with wit, surrealism and non-stop laughs! First Sunday of every month running through August 2014.
Tickets: $10 ticket purchase. Performed in our lobby cabaret, where of course, there will be full cash bar service for all our patrons.
THE EMERGING MASTERS PLAYREADING SERIES: (NEW)
The Preservation Society
A New Playreading Series by One Selected American Playwright
Monday, October 7 @ 7pm
By Bill Leavengood
Tensions simmer just under the surface as an affluent Charleston family holds a summer reunion at their mountain lake house in North Carolina in hopes of healing old wounds and planning their daughter's wedding to the girl-next-door. THE PRESERVATION SOCIETY was selected for the National Playwrights Conference where it received the first Edith Oliver Fellowship Award and was subsequently produced Off-Broadway at Primary Stages.
Tickets: "Pay-What-You-Can" $15.00 advance ticket purchase (Suggested donation $10-$20 at the door.) Performed on our Mainstage.
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