Auditions: Wed, Thurs Jan 18,19 at 7PM
Cast: 3 M, 5 F
Performance Time: Approximately 75 minutes, 55 pgs.

ROMANTIC COMEDY. The hilarious church ladies who make up Harmony Church funeral committee are back in this side-splitting sequel to The Ladies of Harmony. This time, the church ladies are in charge of planning a wedding instead of a funeral. Leah, a fellow church lady, is getting married to Howard, a man she has not seen in years and with whom she has had only an e-mail and telephone relationship. When Howard finally arrives in town, the church ladies discover that the liver spots on his hand form a pentagram, which they suspect could indicate he may be a warlock or a demon. And to make matters worse, the church ladies have to decorate the church in the bride's chosen color scheme; varicose-vein purple and bedpan white. On the day of the wedding, Howard, who ate at a Mexican restaurant at the rehearsal dinner the night before, suffers a major spastic colon flare-up and disappears into the church's bathroom. Now it's up to the church ladies to find a way to get Howard out of the bathroom before he misses his own wedding!

Rehearsals start Mon Jan 23
Performances Feb 25,26 Mar 2,3

 

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Liberty Theater News

Thanks to everyone who came to PPCT's open meeting to discuss the renovation of the Liberty Theatre. Erin Orr did a wonderful job making sure word of the meeting got out to anyone who might be interested, and the turnout was gratifying. PPCT president Kim Winkleman welcomed everyone present. Bill Roberts talked about the renovation efforts to date. Erin talked about the reasons renovation of the Liberty will benefit Wellsville. Those in attendance asked questions and made some good suggestions. A new Renovation Board was formed to focus on the Liberty Project. Volunteers serving on the new board are Erin Orr, Bill Roberts, Mary Beth Morse, Beverly Hentzell, Randy Allman, Anna Mase, and Jack Cataldo.l Architect Scott Shepherd told the group he will help with the project, and he is willing to donate some of the work to help get things started. Funds will be raised in a variety of ways -- seeking grants, asking for donations, and encouraging groups to sponsor fundraisers. A separate account is being opened for all monies coming from these efforts. It's not too late to be involved, just contact PPCT by leaving a message at 330-532-5540 or contact any of the Renovation Board members.