IMPROV COMEDY
Saturday Nov 15th at 7:30 PM
IMPROV - Something Wonderful Right Away
Audience members get in on the act by supplying the ideas for characters, emotions and relationships to the players who instantly turn them into hilarious skits on the spot.
Gary Schwartz invited his friends John Ellis, Matty Whitman, Cynthia Lair and Andrew Shields, who are members of the long running improv company The Edge, to come to North Bend for a show that is completely spontaneous improv comedy
Tickets $12.50, Seniors/Kids $10.00
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Children's Entertainer Courtney Campbell Performs
Saturday Afternoon November 22 @ 2 PM
Courtney Campbell is a singer, songwriter and storyteller, who has captivated young audiences around the world. With her talent for mimicry and a beautiful singing voice, Courtney introduces her young audiences to songs about camels with runny noses, stories about red raincoats, a boy who loved band-aids and a girl who found dinosaurs in her garden. Courtney also heads up a fun-loving puppet family on MUSTARD PANCAKES, a half-hour TV series airing on the RTN Network
One show only
Kids, ages 3-9 years old $5.00
Accompanied by a parent $7.50 (parent included)
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Our next mainstage production is
Paul Sills' adaptation of "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" directed by Gary Schwartz
Fridays December5, & 12 at 7:00 PM
Saturdays
September 6 & 13at 7:00 PM
CHARLES DICKENS’ ‘A CHRISTMAS CAROL’
22 local performers bring Dickens’ classic tale to life using the original text from the book.
Dickens published A Christmas Carol in 1843 as a novella, and watched it become a holiday favorite. Today it is arguably the most-adapted non-Biblical Christmas story. At its center is Ebenezer Scrooge, the surviving partner of Scrooge and Marley, a business that places profit above all else. On Christmas Eve, Scrooge is his usual miserly self, chasing off solicitors for the poor, chastising his sole employee, Bob Cratchit, for wanting to take off Christmas Day and insulting his nephew Fred for celebrating a holiday that "has never put a penny in anyone’s pocket." But that night, Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his dead partner, who portends the arrival of three spirits who will attempt to show him the desolate path he has chosen and offer him a chance to correct his ways.
It is a story that continues to touch hearts, no matter how often it has been seen.
The show runs for two weeks in December. Regular performances are at 7 pm; Friday and Saturday December 5th and 6th, December 12th and 13th.
Regular ticket prices are $15 for adults and $12.50 for seniors and kids under 12. For tickets and information call Valley Center Stage Box Office at 425-831-5667 or order online.
Our performances are on the second floor of the Masonic Lodge, 119 ½ North Bend Way, in North Bend, one half block east of Bendigo Way above the SingleTrack Cycle Shop.
** admission free to seniors 62 and up (call for reservations 831-5667)