Where:
Missoula Children's Theatre
200 N Adams St Missoula, Montana
Description:
Join us at the Missoula Children's Theatre for the premiere of "Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo"! This signature fundraiser features a catered reception, an open bar, dessert, and your ticket to the first performance of this production. Tickets are $125 each and can be purchased by contacting the MCT Box Office at (406) 729-7529.
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By Ken Ludwig
It’s the 1950s and stage actors George and Charlotte Hay know the spotlight on them is fading as they desperately try to hold on to their fame. Each with differing visions of how their lives will play out, the revelation of George’s affair with a young starlet and a fateful call from the famous Frank Capra may just revive their careers as it ends their marriage. Playwright Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor) can serve up a farce like no one else with all the ingredients of a classic slapstick, mad-cap comedy. Mayhem, backstage shenanigans, plenty of slamming doors (which are funny…at least on stage) and misunderstandings threaten to upend George and Charlotte’s futures. Strap in for a bumpy, hilarious ride in Buffalo, under the moonlight.
“Ken Ludwig’s Moon Over Buffalo” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.
www.concordtheatricals.com
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Rated PG-13 – Parental Guidance Recommended
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