Theatrical Arts
Committee Chairperson: Paula Davis
The Theatre Arts committee is dedicated to providing programs related to the stage.
The Cabin Fever Players is the local acting and stage production group.
If you are interested in helping out with the theatre committee, or if you are interesting
in acting or stage craft, email chairperson Paula Davis, or call 970-944-2706.
For event details, please see our calendar of events page.
Committee Chairperson: Paula Davis
The Theatre Arts committee is dedicated to providing programs related to the stage.
The Cabin Fever Players is the local acting and stage production group.
If you are interested in helping out with the theatre committee, or if you are interesting
in acting or stage craft, email chairperson Paula Davis, or call 970-944-2706.
For event details, please see our calendar of events page.
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Moseley Arts Center ~ Mary Stigall Theatre ~ Anthony Gallery
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A Tuna Christmas - A play
performed by Pete Aldred and
Mike Campbell in December
2009
performed by Pete Aldred and
Mike Campbell in December
2009
Dearly Beloved
The Futrelle Sisters, Frankie, Honey Raye and Twink, are throwing a
wedding. Frankie has almost made herself sick with elaborate preparations
for her daughter Tina Jo’s antebellum-inspired wedding. Twink’s desperate
attempts to get her boyfriend of 15 ½ years down the aisle, Frankie’s ongoing
conversations with their dead mother, and Honey Raye’s tendency to race to
the altar at every opportunity have kept tongues wagging for years.
In spite of her own marital problems, Frankie has held steadfastly to the hope
that she can pull off one “final Futrelle occasion” with elegance and style. But
on the day of the nuptials, Frankie’s hope begins to dim when she discovers
Twink’s wedding dinner is a potluck supper and Honey Raye arrives at the
church in skintight gold lame. Frankie’s hope is completely lost when word
reaches the church that Tina Joe and her fiancé can’t be found. The sisters
ultimately pull together to find ways to keep the unsuspecting guests in the
pews while a highway patrolman races off to track down the runaway bride
and groom
The Futrelle Sisters, Frankie, Honey Raye and Twink, are throwing a
wedding. Frankie has almost made herself sick with elaborate preparations
for her daughter Tina Jo’s antebellum-inspired wedding. Twink’s desperate
attempts to get her boyfriend of 15 ½ years down the aisle, Frankie’s ongoing
conversations with their dead mother, and Honey Raye’s tendency to race to
the altar at every opportunity have kept tongues wagging for years.
In spite of her own marital problems, Frankie has held steadfastly to the hope
that she can pull off one “final Futrelle occasion” with elegance and style. But
on the day of the nuptials, Frankie’s hope begins to dim when she discovers
Twink’s wedding dinner is a potluck supper and Honey Raye arrives at the
church in skintight gold lame. Frankie’s hope is completely lost when word
reaches the church that Tina Joe and her fiancé can’t be found. The sisters
ultimately pull together to find ways to keep the unsuspecting guests in the
pews while a highway patrolman races off to track down the runaway bride
and groom