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See Theatre
One-Act Festival
Summer Readers Theatre
Sponsor:
AT&T Real Yellow Pages®
Performance dates: Saturday, June 27 at
7:00 pm and Sunday, June 28 at 2:00 pm.
The Boor by Anton Chekhov
A classic story of a widow being visited by a man who
claims her former husband owes him money. The widow refuses to pay and
the man refuses to leave until paid; so the comedy ensues as an
unstoppable force meets an unmovable object.
If Men Played Cards As Women Do
by George Kaufman
Four men meet to play cards, yet despite their manly
exterior and commanding tones, the topics of conversation are overtly
feminine. Anything from trying on a hat, gossiping about a friend's
weight, to trying to figure out the different symbols on the cards. Short
but comedic.
The Philadelphia by David
Ives
Two friends meet at a restaurant. One is having a
terrible day and little does he know he's been in an alternate universe
all long; his friend advises him how to make the best of it. This is a
classic and very fast-paced.
The Actor's Nightmare by
Christopher Durang
George walks onto a bare stage and gets accosted by
people who tell him that he's to perform in 15 minutes. But he doesn't
know who they are, where he is, what play they're doing or when he could
have possibly attended a rehearsal. A stereotypical actor's nightmare of
the first order.
The Worker by Walter Wykes
A husband comes home and tells his wife that he'll be
bringing most of his work home because he's gotten behind at the office.
She gets upset because evenings were "their time together". He explains
that if he doesn't keep up at work, the company will kill him.
Speed Dating with the Divorce Lawyer
by G.L. Horton
A former divorce lawyer rants to his date (the
audience) about the horrors of divorce and the terrible things divorce
makes people do. He doesn't exactly impress his date.
Short but comedic.
Open seating and free to the public
Come as
you are, tickets are not required!
For further information, call 562-8300
between between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday or Thursday
or leave a message.
2020
San Juan Avenue
Vero Beach, Florida 32960
Tel: 772-562-8300
Fax: 772-562-8304
Tickets available
online, by phone or at box office.
Season tickets are now available by mail.
The Guild
adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Wheelchair seating and
hearing enhancement equipment are available for all performances.
The Theatre Guild is a member of the American
Association of Community Theaters,
Cultural Council of Indian River County, and the
Sebastian River
Area and
Indian River County Chambers of Commerce.
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Be
Theatre
Our first main stage
production:
OPEN AUDITIONS
For
“THE SECOND TIME AROUND”
A comedy by Henry
Denker
AUDITION DATES:
Monday July 6, Sunday July 12
& Monday, July 13
at 7:00 pm
AVAILABLE ROLES
3
men: ages 30-65 yrs.
3 women: ages 30-65 yrs.
Widow and widower, Laura and Sam, meet in a physician’s waiting room and
their discussions blossom into a celebration of new love. When they
announce plans to live together without marrying, their grown children
go through the ceiling.
PRODUCTION
DATES
September 17 - 27
Director: George Carabin
Casting:
Sarah Morley
Volunteers:
The Box Office is seeking
computer-savvy volunteers to work at least one day a week for four hours (10
a.m.-2 p.m.) and once or twice during show times. If interested, contact
Pauline Wilson, office manager, at 562-8300 for further information. If no
answer, leave a message and she will be happy to return your call.
If you have time to give, we
have a place for you. Whatever your talent, we can find a meaningful
job for you. Volunteers help by answering phones, mailings, ushering,
taking tickets, building costumes, painting scenery, hanging lighting, and
set construction. Please contact the box office for an assignment.
Board Meetings:
Open meetings are held the
first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. Suggestions are always welcome
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