[NEohioPAL]Last Chance This Weekend to See the "Moon" @ CVLT

[Justin Brenis]

On July 20th, 1969, a Sunday in the United States, Neil Armstrong and Buzz 
Aldrin occupied and powered up the lunar module, Eagle, and deployed its 
landing legs. As the probes beneath three of Eagle's four footpads touched 
the lunar surface, a light flashed on the instrument panel. The world heard 
Armstrong's quiet message:

"Houston. Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed."

Where were you at that historic moment? Can you remember? Well the Pazinski 
family, famous for their hilarious exploits in "Over The Tavern", were in 
their backyard, hudled around a small TV set in their tavern window, and 
this weekend is the LAST chance you can join them and relive the moment for 
yourself!

Chagrin Valley Little Theater is proud to present:

King O' The Moon
Written by: Tom Dudzick
Directed by: Lenne Snively

Cast:
Rudy - Justin Brenis
Georgie - Michael Gaare
Eddie - Ben Drenik
Annie - Stacy Steele
Maureen - Emily Gaare
Ellen - Charlene Crimaldi
Walter - Bob Fortlage

Come one, come all to see the critically acclaimed second part in the saga 
that won Chagrin Valley Little theater several awards at the Ohio Community 
Theater Awards in 2005!

In "Over The Tavern", the first part in the Pazinksi family trilogy, we 
watched the Pazinski family navigate the conservative 1950s, in which Mom 
(Ellen) and Dad (Chet) try to cope with the antics of four teenagers while 
running the family tavern. Eddie, was finding his way into adulthood, Annie, 
experienced the first pangs of young love, Rudy persisted in questioning 
everything about his Catholic upbringing, and who can forget the loveable 
Georgie and all of his hilarious antics?

In "King O' The Moon", we re-join the the Pazinskis ten years later in 1969. 
Chet has passed away, leaving Ellen to run the tavern along with his best 
friend Walter Fronzak. Eddie has been drafted, which is in direct opposition 
to brother Rudy, who is in the seminary, and, being his young, inquisitive 
self, gets involved in peace rallies. Annie is competing with electric 
trains for attention from her husband and Georgie has developed a rather 
interesting new system for handling the U.S. Mail.

Playwright Tom Dudzick, who has been called the "Neil Simon of the Catholic, 
Polish-American working class", handles topics of religion, war, divorce and 
finding love again with the same humor and fond jabs at growing up Catholic 
which made "Over The Tavern" a hit with audiences both local and nationwide. 
You are guaranteed to leave with good feelings and a warm connection to all 
the members of this interesting, sensitive, humorous and colorful family.

The show has played to several amazing audiences so far, who found it nearly 
impossible not to laugh, cry, and live along with the Pazinskis, who remind 
us all that our families aren't the only ones with problems. The best part 
is you need not have seen "Over The Tavern" to enjoy this great show!

The show runs its final weekend this Friday and Saturday nights, with 
curtain at 8pm every night. Seating IS limited, so get your tickets ASAP!

Ticket Prices:
Adults - $14
Children (under 18) and Seniors (over 60) - $10
*Ask about our group rates*

Tickets can be purchased at the box office before or on the night of any 
show, or can be ordered over the phone by calling our box office, which is 
open Mon-Sat 1pm-6pm, at 1.440.247.8955.  Any order via the phone will 
require a credit card, and there is a $3 bank fee required for credit card 
purchases to process the order.

Chagrin Valley Little Theater is located at:

40 River Street
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022

Don't miss out on this amazing show! We'll see you on the moon!

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