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Theatre group to present humourous farce
March 12, 2015 · 0 Comments
When an officious bank official informs them their loan is overdue, hotel owners Peter and Jane Fenton must scramble to fill their empty rooms.
But when they book an aging rock star and other guests whose real identities are questionable, there are all sorts of complications in the Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers’ upcoming production of Geoff Bamber’s How Does Your Garden Grow?
Directed by Kathie Maloney, the Faulty Towers-type farce will be presented at the Inglewood Community Centre, 15855 McLaughlin Rd., March 27, 28, April 4, 10 and 11. Show time is 8 pm. Tickets are $15.
There is also dinner theatre combination available March 28, with dinner being served at the Inglewood United Church, 15673 McLaughlin Rd., at 6 p.m. Cost for the dinner is $20, with all proceeds from the dinner going to Caledon Meals on Wheels.
Tickets are available at the Inglewood General Store, the Coffee Bean Café and Grill or by calling (905) 838 2874 or emailing inglewoodperformers@hotmail.com
Aging rock star Nathan Pond (Mike Fortin) has a chance to make a mega comeback, but only if his strong-willed agent Cassandra Blue (Tanya Nordin) can keep him from drinking. The scene is from the Inglewood Schoolhouse Performers’ production of How Does Your Garden Grow?
Photo by Dan O’Reilly
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