Last year we held a Karaoke Night for all our frustrated singers. This past April we had a Poetry night for all the lovers of prose. And now we would like to revisit and reenact the Golden Age Of Radio by performing two classics of old-time radio; “Sorry, Wrong Number” and an episode of “The Shadow.”

We will be running the shows just as they were broadcast, with an announcer, a sound person on stage, commercials, costumes of the era and all!

FREE ADMISSION! One day only! Sunday, 2pm – August 28. First come, first seated!
The Fenton Village Playhouse, V. Sibyl Haddon Auditorium:

14197 Torrey Road

Fenton MI – 810-750-7700

Submitted by Sam Di Vita – Membership Chair, FVP

It’s all about the voice!

The play is a classic American comedy/drama
that’s every bit as touching, warm, and witty today
as when it debuted on Broadway in 1979.
Age Range Role Type:
Norman Thayer, Jr. male 70 – 90 lead
Ethel Thayer ——- female 60 – 80 lead
Charlie Martin —– male 40 – 55 supporting
Chelsea Thayer Wayne female 35 – 55 lead
Bill Ray ———— male 40 – 55 supporting
Billy Ray ———– male 10 – 16 supporting

Fall is just around the corner. That means it is time to plan for hunting season. And if you’re a deer hunter that means deer camp. Come see this comedy written by Jeff Daniels and set in Michigan’s Upper Penisula. Not only is it a place to get together with old friends and go after a big buck, a deer camp is a modern version of the secret society of the past, with its own set of rules, and a lot of good natured humor.

Karen Craner narrated the program while other members of the Fenton Village Players acted out various characters such as Santa Claus and elves. In addition they decorated Lori O’Dell as a Christmas tree.

Rob Pariclikes provided guitar background music. A number of Christmas songs were sung by the Village Players such as Jingle Bells, Winter Wonderland, The First Noel, Hark the Herald Angels Sing and others.

The program was enjoyed by all, including the adults as well as the children.

Pam Buerger announced that the Fenton Village Players invite the public to go caroling with them on December 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Anyone interested should meet in Freedom Park on Shiawassee Street.

Fenton Community Center
Adult: $12,
Under 18 & over 55: $10
Under 12: $6
Group rates available

Location: Lake Fenton Middle School Cafeteria (map link)
11425 Torrey Road, Fenton

Synopsis

In NUNSENSE JAMBOREE, Sister Mary Paul’s dream to be a country star has been realized as she headlines a brand new show promoting her debut album “I Could’ve Gone to Nashville.” Cheered by audiences and critics alike as funny and fast-paced, this hilarious hoe-down, the third NUNSENSE installment, is fun with a Laugh-In-Hee-Haw-Grand-Ole-Op’ry slant. Outrageously funny musical numbers include I Could’ve Gone To Nashville, Everyday of the Week Is a Saturday, Do Unto Others, The Delta Queen, We Miss You, Patsy Cline, A Technicolor Woman and Growing Up in Brooklyn.

M*A*S*H Comedy (PG)
March 2,3,4 & 9,10,11

Nunsense Jamboree Musical Comedy (PG)
July 20,21,22 & 27,28,29

Mousetrap Thriller (PG)
Oct. 19,20,21 & 26,27,28

All performances:
Fenton Community Center
150 S. Leroy, Fenton

Show times:
Fri. & Sat. 7:00pm
Sunday 2:00pm

Tickets:
Gerych’s Flowers & Gifts 810-629-5995
Little Professor Book Center 810-629-3193
Also sold at the door.
more info www.fentonvillageplayers.org