[NEohioPAL]BRECKSVILLE LITTLE THEATRE presents "Incorruptible"

Tue Apr 24 22:26:28 PDT 2007

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Brecksville Little Theatre presents "Incorruptible," a comedy involving =
the good brothers of a down-on-its luck 13th century Frency monastery. =
It seems the bones of the monks' patron saint haven't worked a miracle =
in many years.  Consequently the pilgrims have stopped coming.  If there =
are no pilgrims, there are no alms and no way to take care of the poor =
and hungry of the village, let alone themselves.  To make matters worse, =
it appears the relics of their patron, Saint Foy, have been stolen by a =
rival abbey, and the bones are, in fact, working miracles there!  All =
seems lost until a grave-robbing, one-eyed minstrel gives them an =
irreverent way to put money back into their coffers.  But even with =
prosperity, the monks are faced with another dilemma when the Pope comes =
to call expecting to see an Incorruptible, a deceased holy person whose =
body does not decompose.  Other complications involve fake relics, a =
feuding abbot and abbess, mistaken identities, and star-crossed lovers.  =
As everyone prays for miracles to get them out of their situations, =
miracles do happen!
Georgia Maresh directed, and the show was produced by Georgia Maresh, =
Ken Maresh and Sally Suren.  Members of the cast include Brecksville's =
mayor, Jerry Hruby as one of the monks, David Reifel as the monastery's =
abbott, Frank Wilson as second-in-command monk, David Watt as a =
nobleman-monk, Willie Brown as the larcernous minstrel, Julia Wilson as =
his sort-of wife, Linda Ryan as a peasant woman and Rosalie Stremple as =
the abbess.
Show dates are April 27, 28 and 29 and May 4, 5, 6, 11, and 12 on the =
stage of the Old Town Hall located on Brecksville's town square at =
routes 82 and 21.  The Old Town Hall is handicapped accessible. =20
Friday and Saturday performances are at 8:00 p.m., and the two Sunday =
performances are at 2:00 p.m.  Tickets are $10.00.  Reservations are =
requested and can be made by calling the box office, 440-526-4477 or =
through the theatre's website, www.brecksvillelittletheatre.com.=20

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brothers of a down-on-its luck 13th century Frency monastery. It seems =
the bones=20
of the monks' patron saint haven't worked a miracle in many years.  =

Consequently the pilgrims have stopped coming.  If there are no=20
pilgrims, there are no alms and no way to take care of the =
poor and=20
hungry of the village, let alone themselves.  To make matters =
worse, it=20
appears the relics of their patron, Saint Foy, have been stolen by a =
rival=20
abbey, and the bones are, in fact, working miracles there!  All =
seems lost=20
until a grave-robbing, one-eyed minstrel gives them an irreverent way to =
put=20
money back into their coffers.  But even with prosperity, the monks =
are=20
faced with another dilemma when the Pope comes to call expecting to see =
an=20
Incorruptible, a deceased holy person whose body does not =
decompose.  Other=20
complications involve fake relics, a feuding abbot and abbess, mistaken=20
identities, and star-crossed lovers.  As everyone prays for =
miracles to get=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3D"Comic Sans MS">Georgia Maresh directed, and the show =
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produced by Georgia Maresh, Ken Maresh and Sally Suren.  Members of =
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as the monastery's abbott, Frank Wilson as second-in-command monk, David =
Watt as=20
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sort-of wife, Linda Ryan as a peasant woman and Rosalie Stremple as the=20
abbess.</FONT></DIV>
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and May=20
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accessible.  </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3D"Comic Sans MS">Friday and Saturday performances are =
at 8:00=20
p.m., and the two Sunday performances are at 2:00 p.m.  Tickets are =

$10.00.  Reservations are requested and can be made by calling the =
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office, 440-526-4477 or through the theatre's website, <A=20
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