Laughter is a gift. It relieves us, if only temporarily, from the mundane, from stress, from despair, from boredom, and from pain. It physically rejuvenates our bodies, protects the heart, and celebrates the connections we share with one another. Laughter is even a form of therapy; it improves our moods, relieves anxieties, and contributes to a stronger immune system! One of the qualities I most cherish in a person is a great sense of humor. There's nothing I love more than a person who can really make me laugh. This is why we bring you THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG! We are embracing the joy of the comedy of errors in this zany play-within-a-play. We are finding the freedom of release and the camaraderie of community through laughter. We can laugh at one another, we can laugh at ourselves, and we can walk away feeling lighter, healthier, and more connected.
Thank you for joining us and enjoy the show!
Rachel Becker
And THANK YOU to the many people who helped us throughout this process:
Gwen Schoeff
Wade Thatcher
Michelle McKaig
Adam Hart
Emily Wolfgang
Evan Wolfgang
Amanda Hale
Mike and Ramona Smith
Lauren Argotte
Emma Browning
Brandy Moss
The Acton Family
Jennifer Deakins
Jonathan Moore
Amanda Stevens
Jenny Merritt
John Messenger
Geoff Hammons
Lexy Britt Buis
Black Box Theatre Company
Crossroads Imprints
The Lebanon Reporter
Radio Mom
LHS Administrative Team
LHS Custodial Team
Performed with permission from Dramatist Play Services.
The action takes place on the opening night of the Cornley Drama Society's production of THE MURDER AT HAVERSHAM MANOR by Susie H. K. Brideswell. Present day.
The action takes place in Charles' private rooms at Haversham Manor on the evening of Charles and Florence's engagement party. Winter 1932.
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