
Fickle Love and Forbidden Fruit
This summer come see Barefoot Productions take on the humorous side romance as we present Fickle Love and Forbidden Fruit, a collection of four funny one act plays poking fun at the trials and tribulations of love..
Friday, Saturday at 8pm on July 14,15,21.22 and Sunday July 16 and 23 at 2pm. Tickets are $17 for adults and $15 for students and seniors.
Fickle Love and Forbidden Fruit
The Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov and adopted by Barefoot Productions' own Kirk Haas
The play revolves around a young man who arrives to ask for the hand of his neighbor's daughter only to get in an argument with her over a long time family land dispute and who's dog is a better hunting companion.
The Boor by Anton Chekhov adaption by Kirk Haas
A creditor comes to collect on a debt from the feisty widow of a former client only to discover love when she refuses to pay.
Red Carnations by Glenn Hughes
In this delightful story, a young man arrives at a romantic rendezvous only to find another man there who has been asked to the same rendezvous by the same woman.
Forbidden Fruit by Jules Tasca
Rounding out our evening of theatre is a young wife who asks her husband to take her to the restaurant where men take their mistresses in order to spice up the lull In there marriage but instead proceed to flirt with a business associate of her husband.
This summer come see Barefoot Productions take on the humorous side romance as we present Fickle Love and Forbidden Fruit, a collection of four funny one act plays poking fun at the trials and tribulations of love..
Friday, Saturday at 8pm on July 14,15,21.22 and Sunday July 16 and 23 at 2pm. Tickets are $17 for adults and $15 for students and seniors.
Fickle Love and Forbidden Fruit
The Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov and adopted by Barefoot Productions' own Kirk Haas
The play revolves around a young man who arrives to ask for the hand of his neighbor's daughter only to get in an argument with her over a long time family land dispute and who's dog is a better hunting companion.
The Boor by Anton Chekhov adaption by Kirk Haas
A creditor comes to collect on a debt from the feisty widow of a former client only to discover love when she refuses to pay.
Red Carnations by Glenn Hughes
In this delightful story, a young man arrives at a romantic rendezvous only to find another man there who has been asked to the same rendezvous by the same woman.
Forbidden Fruit by Jules Tasca
Rounding out our evening of theatre is a young wife who asks her husband to take her to the restaurant where men take their mistresses in order to spice up the lull In there marriage but instead proceed to flirt with a business associate of her husband.