A bungled international affair of comic proportions!
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010NEXT SHOW The setting for the next production at Iowa River Players in Rowan is “an American embassy in a country somewhere firmly behind the Iron Curtain” in the mid 1960’s. What may not seem like a comical place to most of us becomes hilarious when written by the hand of comedic playwright Woody Allen.
TIMES/DATES The show runs March 12-14 and 19-21 — Fridays and Saturdays the show starts at 7:30PM and Sundays at 2:00PM
CHEAP SEATS! This show features special “Cold War” prices!! General admission just $5 with all student tickets priced at $1. No advanced tickets sold for this show, only available at box office one hour before curtain.
HERE’S THE STORY Zach Reed directs this “bungled international affair” involving an American family, Walter and Marian Hollander and their lovely daughter Susan, on vacation in Europe. Quite by accident while snapping some photos in a restricted area, Mr. Hollander endangers himself, his wife and daughter. A caterer by trade, he is mistaken by the Communists for an international spy and the family must seek refuge in the US Embassy.
Ambassador Magee has left his incompetent son, Axel, in charge. Trust that nothing will go right until the end. And count on fun characters, strange visitors and a romantic ending!
THE CAST includes Dr. Jon Ahrendsen, Brian McGurk, Jason Miltenburger, Dean Evans, Luanne Krabbe, Heather Sayer-Mohrhaufer, Paul Bamford, Dr. Al Kollasch, Steve Froehlich, Cal Krabbe, Nancy Strub, Jerry Boelman and Marillyn Korth.
WANT TO HELP? The set is being built on Saturdays through March 6. Skilled and unskilled workers are invited to come and help between 10:00 AM and 3:30 PM. The IRP shop foreman stresses that breaks are an important part of the work. Lunch is provided for volunteers. Horrible blizzards usually mean work is canceled so be sure to stay in touch with us on
