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It's
amazing what people will tell you when they think you
can't understand a word they say!
The
Foreigner
by Larry Shue
December 7 through December 22, 2007
7:30 p.m. Monday - Thursday evenings
8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday evenings
2:00 p.m. Saturday Matinees
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Betty Meek's fishing
lodge in rural Georgia is a sleepy little place-until
Charlie Baker shows up, speaking a strange language and
claiming to understand no English. An uproarious,
side-splitting comedy, The Foreigner has had audiences
rolling in the aisles for over twenty years.
“Froggy” LeSueur and Charlie Baker are two Englishmen who
have come to Betty Meek's Fishing Lodge in rural Georgia
for a little rest and relaxation. Depressed over his
failing marriage, Charlie wishes to avoid conversation
with strangers, and Froggy comes up with the idea of
telling the locals that Charlie neither speaks nor
understands English. Over the course of the next several
days, Charlie becomes privy to some outrageous - and
very funny - information as the locals confide their
secrets to a man they believe can't understand a word
they say.
Support for this production is provided by:
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The Lawrence T. and
Janet T. Dee Foundation |
U.S. Bancorp Foundation |
Banner picture is PTC's 2006 production of
You Can't Take It With
You. Brenda Sue Cowley, Paul Kiernan, Peggy Cosgrave.
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