[NEohioPAL] LUCKY SPOT at Ensemble Theatre
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Listen to Pulitzer Prize winning Playwright
Beth Henley discuss her play THE LUCKY SPOT
Monday Nov 24 "AROUND NOON WITH DEE PERRY"
90.3 FM WCPN
Ensemble Theatre
Lucia Colombi, Artistic Director
Celebrating its 29th consecutive season celebrating
Pulitzer Prize Winning American Masters.
Performing at The Cleveland Play House
A Cleveland Premiere
Beth Henley's
THE LUCKY SPOT
Directed by Licia Colombi
Featuring: Peter Ferry,Valerie Young , Mary Jane Nottage
Greg Del Torto, Aly Geisler, John Lynch and Ryan Shrewsbury
NOVEMBER 21 - DECEMBER 7, 2008
Set Design by Pierre-Jacques Brault
Lighting design by Walter Boswell
Costumes by Susie Campbell
Sound Design by Corby Grubb
Operations Martin Cosentino
Gail Stephany
Staged Managed by Katie Doll
Brooks Theatre of the Cleveland Play House
THE LUCKY SPOT is non - traditional holiday entreatment perfect for the
season and a great alternative to the well known Holiday shows being offered!
SYNOPSIS: This relatively unknown Beth Henley play is set in an old Victorian
house in Pigeon, Louisiana, 30 miles west of New Orleans on Christmas Eve
1934. A charming, card sharp by the name of Reed Hooker won the old house in a
game and plans to turn it into the Lucky Spot Dance Hall. Along for the ride are
his trusty but slowwitted handyman Turnip and Cassidy Smith a teenage girl he
also won in the card game. The group's plans for a smooth opening are
thwarted when the pregnant Cassidy invites Reed's estranged wife to join them for
Christmas in the hopes of Reed asking her for a divorce.
Sue Jack Reed is available for Christmas dinner because she has just been
released from Angola prison after a three-year stint for throwing a woman she
found in bed with Reed over a balcony in a fit of jealousy. A former New Orleans
taxi dancer, the mere thought of Sue Jack coming to the Lucky Spot, scares the
dancers Reed has hired enough to flee, who are aware of Sue Jack's notorious
jealous streak and mean drunkenness. Only one dancer, Lacey Rollins remains.
She has no money to depart and is disliked enough by her peers for them not to
lend her the money.
Into the fray appears Whitt Carmichael, a former beau of Sue Jack's and
brother of the woman she threw off the balcony. Is he bent on revenge or
reconciliation? Will the Lucky Spot open on time and will it be successful? The action
is fast with moments of true tenderness in this Henley dramady populated with
the quirky and memorable character for which she is known.
Preview Friday, November 21 at 8pm
Opening Night Saturday, November 22 at 8pm
Fridays November 21 & 28, December 5at 8pm
Saturdays November 22, 29 & December 6 at 8pm
Sunday Matinees, November 23 & 30 December 7 at 3pm
Single Ticket prices
$24/Saturday shows
$22/ Friday and Sunday Shows
$12/ Students with ID's
$2/discount for seniors
Group discounts available
Call 216-321-2930
Buy tickets on line at www.TicketLeap.com
www.ensemble-theatre.com
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