An Evening of Original Poetry
June 12th & 13th
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 pmDoors open 30 minutes prior to curtain
All Tickets : $7
Light Refreshments Served
Directed by Patti Azzara
Produced by Marla Manning
This popular evening features the work of several poets whose ideas and words are woven together to create a story line. The poems are not merely read, but are dramatically performed by the poets themselves.
Seating is Theater Style and light refreshments will be served.

Book by Patti Azzara
Directed by Patti Azzara
Tuesday, July 31 at 7:30 pm
doors open 30 minutes prior to curtain
Admission is FREE
Light Refreshments Served
Donations Appreciated!
It’s Denton, Montana, 2009 – where the cows outnumber the people, 3 to 1, green-bean casserole is the pot-luck meal of choice, and women who wear purple eye shadow are making more than just a fashion statement. Kate Mitchell, recently single, returns home from her life in Seattle to celebrate her parents’ 40th wedding anniversary with her siblings. As the only non-believer in the family, her arrival on a Sunday afternoon, long after mass, does not go smoothly. Her younger sister Gail, bitter from years of feeling abandoned and ignored, immediately lashes into Kate about her poor choice of men, career, life and faith. Later that evening, on a much-needed trip to the bar with sister-in-law Mary, Kate runs into Jake, the now-married man she left behind, but for whom there is still mutual attraction. As the days pass, it becomes harder for them to resist temptation. Meanwhile, Gail struggles with her own regrets and now faces a life that she fears will never be complete. Can these sisters learn to grow up and leave their petty, teenage differences behind? Can Kate fight her fear of being alone? Will Jake leave his wife to be with the woman he loves? What happens when women stop playing fair?

Performances Posponed to
October 13th at 2pm and 4:30pm
October 14th at 2pm
General Admission: $12
Family Pack of 4: $40
Children under 2 yrs.: Free
Front row seating
on carpet squares
Adults: Theater Style Seating
Catchy songs like "A Good One To Boot," "Green Teeth," "I'm Really Just a Sensitive Guy," "You've Got to Talk Like a Pirate," "Pirates Dot Aaargh!," and many others will have the adults as well as our young audiences rolling in the aisles and leaving the theater secretly wishing for Braid Beard and the gang to one day pay them a visit.
