Rudnick's Comedy REGRETS ONLY Comes To Stageworks Impromptu 4/25
Delicious one-liners are served up with a side of political satire in the Stageworks Theatre Impromptu Players staged reading of REGRETS ONLY by Paul Rudnick. This hilarious comedy is set in the glitzy realm of Manhattan society with a fashionista party-goer, her world famous gay designer best friend, her high-powered attorney husband, a bridezilla daughter whose wedding plans are tanking, a wacky maid, and a cocktail-fueled matriarch.
Enter the President of the United States to propose a ban on gay marriage and see the sparks fly. Cathy Unruh, host of WEDU-TV's "Up Close with Cathy Unruh" and former Fox 13 reporter, will star in this staged reading to benefit the Stageworks Outreach Program for At Risk Youth. One performance only! Get your tickets today. The cast also includes Julia Gorzka, Midge Mamatas, Janet Scaglione, Tom Scarritt, and Ron Zietz. Directed by Kathy Richter Produced by Andrea Graham
Date: April 25 (Saturday night)
Location: Friday Morning Musicale, 809 W. Horatio Street in Tampa 33606
Time: 8:00pm $25 general seating $35 preferred seating $250 ($25 each) block of 10 in preferred seating
For tickets call 813-832-4677 or email impromptustageworks@gmail.com. VISA, Mastercard, AMEX, or checks accepted.
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