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Gianni Schicchi
World Premiere play by Brian Townsend
Produced by Barefoot Productions Theatre, Livonia, MI
On stage Feb. 7-23, 2020
Wealthy Buoso Donati is on his death bed, and his greedy family is desperate to know the details of his will. When rumors circulate that all of Buoso’s riches are going to the monastery next door, the relatives decide to do anything to get their hands on the money, including enlisting the help of Gianni Schicchi, a local ne’er-do-well. With time running out, collection agents at the door, romance blooming, and the bickering family hounding his every step, can Schicchi concoct the perfect plan for a happy ending?
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World Premiere play by Brian Townsend
Produced by Barefoot Productions Theatre, Livonia, MI
On stage Feb. 7-23, 2020
Wealthy Buoso Donati is on his death bed, and his greedy family is desperate to know the details of his will. When rumors circulate that all of Buoso’s riches are going to the monastery next door, the relatives decide to do anything to get their hands on the money, including enlisting the help of Gianni Schicchi, a local ne’er-do-well. With time running out, collection agents at the door, romance blooming, and the bickering family hounding his every step, can Schicchi concoct the perfect plan for a happy ending?
CLICK HERE FOR CAST INFO
BAREFOOT YOUTH THEATRE PRESENTS
12TH NIGHT
by William Shakespeare
This adaptation was lovingly written by Christian Plonka to make such a large show present, pertinent, and useful for local youth to participate and learn from this Shakespeare classic.
This show introduces a Class Clown into an already sticky situation of the interests of the most popular guy in school, Orsino, and the new girl, Olivia. In light of this, what was one set of crushes becomes a high school love triangle. This farce follows the intense opinions of Olivia's acquaintances about who Olivia should love being solved in their own trial by error way.
The production was built around the concept of a show with which the youth could more easily empathize. The original, maturely themed, show was brought to High School where the themes of marriages were portrayed as "crushes". Where the original show had family arranged relationships, we have friends meddling with their friends crushes. The language is present. The content was spun to those youth that are looking to learn from it.
The play is pure and wonderful fun. It is without victimization or judgement and appropriate for all ages. The youngest in our cast is 9 years old. Appropriateness follows the actors who have been cast.
12TH NIGHT
by William Shakespeare
This adaptation was lovingly written by Christian Plonka to make such a large show present, pertinent, and useful for local youth to participate and learn from this Shakespeare classic.
This show introduces a Class Clown into an already sticky situation of the interests of the most popular guy in school, Orsino, and the new girl, Olivia. In light of this, what was one set of crushes becomes a high school love triangle. This farce follows the intense opinions of Olivia's acquaintances about who Olivia should love being solved in their own trial by error way.
The production was built around the concept of a show with which the youth could more easily empathize. The original, maturely themed, show was brought to High School where the themes of marriages were portrayed as "crushes". Where the original show had family arranged relationships, we have friends meddling with their friends crushes. The language is present. The content was spun to those youth that are looking to learn from it.
The play is pure and wonderful fun. It is without victimization or judgement and appropriate for all ages. The youngest in our cast is 9 years old. Appropriateness follows the actors who have been cast.
TAKING STEPS
a face by Alan Ayckbourn
directed by Kirk Haas
Performances: April 10 - 26, 2020
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00PM
Sunday Matinees at 2:00PM
Join us for this hilariously, highly ingenious, staged setting in which all the rooms, passages and stairs are on a single level. Roland, a hard drinking tycoon, is considering buying an old Victorian house, once a brothel. His lawyer and the landlord, a builder, arrive to complete the deal. Also in the house are his wife, a frustrated dancer who is always considering leaving him, her brother and later the brother's fiancee, who is uncertain whether or not to run away. In the course of one hectic night and morning, these characters, each immersed in a personal problem, try to sort themselves out. The first act curtain finds the solicitor in bed with the wife thinking her to be a ghost and the fiancee inadvertently shut in the attic cupboard by the distraught tycoon who has taken refuge there in the spare bed.
a face by Alan Ayckbourn
directed by Kirk Haas
Performances: April 10 - 26, 2020
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00PM
Sunday Matinees at 2:00PM
Join us for this hilariously, highly ingenious, staged setting in which all the rooms, passages and stairs are on a single level. Roland, a hard drinking tycoon, is considering buying an old Victorian house, once a brothel. His lawyer and the landlord, a builder, arrive to complete the deal. Also in the house are his wife, a frustrated dancer who is always considering leaving him, her brother and later the brother's fiancee, who is uncertain whether or not to run away. In the course of one hectic night and morning, these characters, each immersed in a personal problem, try to sort themselves out. The first act curtain finds the solicitor in bed with the wife thinking her to be a ghost and the fiancee inadvertently shut in the attic cupboard by the distraught tycoon who has taken refuge there in the spare bed.