[NEohioPAL] Don't miss "Yankee Tavern" (it sold out last weekend!)

[Chagrin Valley Little Theatre]

  Chagrin Valley Little Theatre


    /Limited tickets remain!/


    "Yankee Tavern"

a thriller by Steven Dietz

*Fridays & Saturdays at 8 PM
through 25, 2012
at the River Street Playhouse
*

*TICKETS: *$10
(some content may not be appropriate for young people)

*Details & Tickets online at 
http://www.cvlt.org/82ndSeason/yankeetavern.php
Visit the CVLT Box Office or call 440-247-8955
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre's
River Street Playhouse - 56 River Street, Chagrin Falls 
<http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Chagrin+Valley+Little+Theatre>*

Directed by Don Edelman

*/A SELLOUT OPENING WEEKEND!/*

YANKEE TAVERN by Steven Dietz, a taut comic thriller from one of 
America's leading contemporary playwrights, will have you on the edge of 
your seat beginning on February 10th at CVLT's River Street Playhouse 
under the direction of Don Edelman.

Adam (Christopher DiMichele) is a young grad student on the fast track 
toward marriage and a career in the CIA. He's filling in for his late 
father behind the bar at the Yankee Tavern, an old gin joint in lower 
Manhattan scheduled for demolition. Adam has also inherited his dad's 
friend Ray (Bob Fortlage), a possibly schizophrenic conspiracy theorist 
who rattles on about everything from Starbucks and the moon landing to 
Yoko Ono and the Bay of Pigs. Ray even talks to dead people in the 
abandoned hotel upstairs where he crashes.

All seems under control until Palmer (Don Bernardo) arrives, a 
mysterious stranger who seems to know far too much about the 9/11 
attacks. Suddenly, Ray's ranting does not seem nearly so far off base. 
And when the wedding invitations to his half of the guest list start 
coming back as undeliverable, Adam's fiancée Janet (Amy Pelleg) begins 
to suspect a mystery even closer to home. Will monumental secrets be 
brought to light before the walls come down on the Yankee Tavern or will 
they be buried with the bar?

Chagrin Valley Little Theatre is generously funded by Cuyahoga County 
residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture and is supported by the Ohio 
Arts Council.


  CVLT.org - 440.247.8955

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