[NEohioPAL] BUY ONE GET ONE FREE TICKETS FOR OPENING WEEKEND PERFORMANCES OF ORPHANS AT TWIN MASKS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

[Claudia Lillibridge]

In honor of the annual Twins' Day Festival, which happens to fall
during our opening weekend of Orphans, Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is
offering a two for one ticket deal for our Friday, August 3 and Saturday,
August 4 performances.

PLEASE NOTE THE PRODUCTION CONTAINS STRONG ADULT LANGUAGE AND SITUATIONS
AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 WITOUT PARENTAL
CONSENT/ ACCOMPANIMENT.

Enter coupon code **twinsday** when purchasing tickets on our website,
www.twinmasks.org.  Follow link under ABOUT and PURCHASE TICKETS FOR SEASON
ONE.  On the right side, enter the code **twinsday** and APPLY.  Then select
seats as desired for Orphans.

Again, this code is only good on Friday, August 3 and Saturday, August 4.
Performances begin promptly at 8pm.  Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is
located at 9076 Church Street, Suite 2 and 3, in Twinsburg.

THE STORY: Two grown orphan brothers live in an old dilapidated row house
in North Philadelphia—deserted in childhood by an unfaithful father and by
the death of their mother. Older brother Treat, brutal and violent,
provides for his younger brother Phillip by being a petty
thief—interpreting the role of father. With the love and protectiveness of
an older brother and an orphan's fear of abandonment, Treat takes away
Phillip's chances to grow up, depriving him of knowledge and forcing him to
live in a world of illiteracy and innocence: relegating him to their lost
childhood. As Treat is out stealing to put food on the table, Phillip never
leaves the house, thinking he will die from something outside because of a
near deadly allergic reaction he had as a child. Haunted by the death of
their mother, he spends his time lying in her closet filled with unworn
clothes. Curious about the world, he secretly attempts to understand things
by watching reruns of The Price Is Right and underlining words in
newspapers and old books he finds lying around. Treat kidnaps and ties up a
Chicago gangster named Harold. Harold, an orphan himself, with the prowess
of an escape artist, loosens the ties that bind him, turns the tables
around, and with gun in hand, puts himself into the role of teacher, healer
and surrogate parent.

Orphans is directed by Kate Tonti and cast includes Greg Hinkle, Vincent
Sarowatz and Derek Amato.  Performances are Friday and Saturday evenings at
8pm; August 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 and 18.

Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is a registered 501c3 non-profit entity
and proud member of the Twinsburg Chamber of Commerce, Twinsburg Historical
Society and OCTA.

For any further questions, please contact us at 330-888-3211 or via email
at claudia at twinmasks.org.

We look forward to seeing you!!
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