FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Anything Goes
Tickets are now on sale for Brewster Theater
Company’s production of
Anything Goes to be performed on August 5, 6, and 7 at 8 pm and
August 7 at 2 pm at Brewster High School Performing Arts Center 50
Foggintown Rd in Brewster. Director and choreographer Christopher
Gladysz pulls out all the stops on this classic song and dance show
featuring such Cole Porter numbers as
I
Get A Kick Out Of You, You’re
The Top, It’s De-Lovely, and of course,
Anything Goes.
Tickets are $18/adults and
$15/students and seniors.
Purchase tickets before Aug 5 and receive a $2 discount off
regular ticket prices.
At the August 7 matinee, children 12 and under pay just $8 (no
additional discounts apply).
Order forms may be obtained from the website
www.brewstertheater.org
and should be mailed with payment to Brewster Theater Co 26 Prospect
St Brewster, NY 10509. Please note, mail-in orders must be
post-marked by July 28 and all tickets are held at the door. Group
sale rates for not-for-profit community groups are available. Call
845-598-1621 for details.
More information about the show can be obtained from the
website or by emailing
reservations@brewstertheater.org.
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There's
still time to get discount tickets for Brewster Theater Co's
Anything Goes! Purchase your tickets in person either Mon Aug
2 or
Tues Aug 3 between 7-9 pm at the Brewster High School lobby and take
$2 off the ticket price. Tickets are regularly $18/adults and
$15/students and seniors. Performances are Aug 5-7 at 8 pm and Aug
7 at 2 pm at the high school. At the matinee performance children
12 and under just pay $8/ticket (tickets do not have to be purchased
in advance and no additional discounts apply). Tickets can also be
reserved on line at
www.brewstertheatercompany.org or by
phone 845-598-1621 but do not qualify for discounts unless
paid before Aug 5. With original book by PG Wodehouse, Guy Bolton,
Howard Lindsey, and Russel Crouse, the musical
Anything Goes first opened on Broadway in 1934 starring the
incomparable Ethel Merman. More
than 70 years later, the show still retains its appeal.
Along with the broad, occasionally slapstick humor is mixed a
dose of romance aboard the ocean line SS American bound for London
from New York. Billy
Crocker is a stowaway in love with heiress Hope Harcourt, who is
engaged to Lord Evelyn Oakleigh. Nightclub singer Reno Sweeney and
Public Enemy #13 Moonface Martin aid Billy in his quest to win Hope.
For more details about the company or this production, log onto www.brewstertheater.org or call 845-598-1621.