Spring Show
	Hurry Up and Wait By: Burton Bumgarner Directed by Heather Nelson Waiting in line? Waiting your turn? You don't have time! Here's a comedy in six scenes for those who are time-challenged. The play appeals to everyone who's wanted to scream when told "Patience is a virtue." Sit back, relax and enjoy the laughs! Performing May 20, 21,22 at 8 p.m.

Summer Show

Luau For King Lear By: Pat Cook Directed by Jim North      . The Peaceful Glen Memorial Players are about to mount a new production, but this time, it's a fight for their lives. Not just the usual hand-to-hand combat between board members Duncan and Hope for the last donut. This time the company is about to lose their building. All sorts of oddball community theater types come out of the woodwork in this riotous farce where the audience not only gets to see the performance but also what goes on behind the scenes. This is the hilarious prequel to "Barbecuing Hamlet." Performed July 15, 16, 17

Fall Show

You Can't Beat The House By: Pat Cook Directed by Kerri Wilson      "I've had trouble breaking into a house before but this is the first time I've had problems breaking OUT again!" So moans Merle to his partner, Howie. These two minor-league burglars have really met their match this time, it seems. They decided on a house only to find, after managing to get into the place, that it's up for sale and before they can leave, Conrad and Glenda, prospective buyers, show up. Merle figures they have two choices - either pretend to be real estate agents or beat it, making the buyers suspect them and call in the police. Merle begins to show the house while Howie ducks out to get the car. Now the REAL real estate agent shows up and Merle has to juggle the couple and the agent. Finally, as Merle gets rid of the her and is about to show the door to Conrad and Glenda, Howie arrives with the news that their car has been towed away. Suddenly a cop shows up, saying the police are looking for two suspicious characters in the neighborhood. Next in the parade of oddball characters is Conrad's secretary, then Glenda's mother, then her medium, Madame Zenobia. Oh, yeah! The place, it turns out, is haunted! This screwball comedy is one wisecrack after another and proves once again that "You Can't Beat the House.". Performed September 16, 17, 18