Ma(Shelia Davis) and Pa(Ed Bachtel) Culpepper open the doors to the Last Chance Inn(Knight of Columbus Hall-Salisbury) on February 28th at 7pm and March 1st at 2pm. Horrace Prickley(Mark Mahnken) plots to woo and wed the woeful Widder Black(Shari Barron) and take control of her fortune. Unfortunately for Horrace, it seems that he may have to share the money with Widder's nephew, Peter Loveless(Mark Hatfield). That is...if the young man finds a bride before the week is over.
Enter two lovely prospects. Well one lovely prospect, Pansy Perriwinkle(Samantha Rustemeyer), and her outrageously mean sister, Violet(Sara Rustemeyer). When Peper falls for Pancy, both Horace and Violet scheme to keep them apart. Cue brides, outlaws, and Calamity Crème pies.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
"Death of a Doornail" Announced
Community Art Players along with Albert Doornale invite all to his estate on November 8th at 2pm (with dessert) and again on November 8th at 6:30pm(with dinner and dessert). If that doesn't work, there is a third invite for November 9th at 12:30pm(with dinner and dessert). His estate is located at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Salisbury.
Please RSVPto Mr. Doornale's secretaries by calling Carla Hatfield 660-388-6720 or Kay Sutherland
660-388-5244. There is very limited seating so they need reservations by October 30th.
Guests that have already RSVP'd:
Narrator/Hostess (Shari Barron)
Mildred (Stephanie Farnen)
Bernice (Alline Smith)
Edwina (Sheila Davis)
Pricilla Doornale (Cathy Fuemmeler)
Candace Bambay (Sara Tuggle)
Mortimer (Brock Ervie)
Mrs. Morganford (Wynona Adams)
Salvator Carbone (Mark Mahnken)
Abigail Doornale (Judy Budde)
Detective Bukowski (Mike Bales)
***Check back soon for pricing***
Monday, June 2, 2014
Play #2 - 2014 Season
Hi! It's been a while since you have heard from us. Don't worry. We have still been working hard. This leads us to our next point. Another show! Yes. Another show. Even more exciting? The show is right around the corner and tickets just went on sale.
"A Pirate's Life for Me" by Craig Sodaro with Music and Lyrics by Bill Francoeur. That's right, Community Art Players is putting together their first musical. Ahoy maytees!
Join Community Art Players at the City Park stage the weekend of June 27th and 28th. Both Performances will begin at 7pm.
Click here to see the cast list and play Synopsis.
To reserve your seats, contact Carla Hatfield at 388-6554. Tickets are $10 each and with the purchase of one child's ticket, you get one adult ticket for free. Children Under the age of 5 are free. Tickets are sold at a first come, first serve basis, as is seating during the performance. There will also be concessions such as popcorn, snow cones, and drinks.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
"A Pirate's Life for Me" by Craig Sodaro with Music and Lyrics by Bill Francoeur. That's right, Community Art Players is putting together their first musical. Ahoy maytees!
Join Community Art Players at the City Park stage the weekend of June 27th and 28th. Both Performances will begin at 7pm.
Click here to see the cast list and play Synopsis.
To reserve your seats, contact Carla Hatfield at 388-6554. Tickets are $10 each and with the purchase of one child's ticket, you get one adult ticket for free. Children Under the age of 5 are free. Tickets are sold at a first come, first serve basis, as is seating during the performance. There will also be concessions such as popcorn, snow cones, and drinks.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
Monday, February 17, 2014
Save the Dates
March 8th at 6:30pm & March 9th at 12:30pm
I’m Getting Murdered in the
Morning
By: Lee Mueller
Presented By:
Community Art Players (CAPs)
New Fellowship
Hall at the Salisbury First Baptist Church
Tickets
on sale NOW!
Tickets are $20,
regardless of age.
Dinner and
free-child care are provided.
Must RSVP by
March 1st.
Call Carla
Hatfield at (660)676-5884 or Kay Sutherland at (66)414-5245.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Engagement Announced
Harold(Mark
Mahnken) and Mildred (Amy Kuhlman)Montague invite all to the wedding reception
of their daughter Brenda, (Samantha Rustemeyer), and her husband Edward
Crock(Brock Everi). Edward’s mother, Shelia Coquette(Judy Budde) also looks
forward to your attendance. Standing with Brenda is her maid of honor, Bunny
Kelley(Alisa Argent). Bunny will be escorted by Edward’s best man Benny
Wutwalder(Michael Bales). Just to make sure everything goes as planned
Parker(Josh Schwartz), a former police detective and now employed by Montague
Corporation, will be in attendance. Of course, the community knows the busy
body news columnist Mary Burger(played by Cathy Fuemmeler), she will be there to
make sure the Biggest Wedding in Salisbury also develops the biggest story of
her career. The party wouldn’t be complete without the help of the famous
DJ(Mark Hatfield)
All are welcome to the celebration, with child care provided. Tickets will go on sale on February 1st through March 1st. The show will be March 8th at 6:30pm and March 9th at 12:30pm. Tickets are $20 per person regardless of age. Call Carla Hatfield at (660)676-5884 or Kay Sutherland at (660)414-5245 to reserve your spot at the biggest wedding of the year. On the menu will be chicken cordon-bleu, scalloped potatoes, seasoned green beans, caesar salad, dinner rolls, and of course, wedding cake.
The Community Art Players look forward to their first production and the many productions to follow. Questions? Email the Community Art Players at communityartplayers@gmail.com.
All are welcome to the celebration, with child care provided. Tickets will go on sale on February 1st through March 1st. The show will be March 8th at 6:30pm and March 9th at 12:30pm. Tickets are $20 per person regardless of age. Call Carla Hatfield at (660)676-5884 or Kay Sutherland at (660)414-5245 to reserve your spot at the biggest wedding of the year. On the menu will be chicken cordon-bleu, scalloped potatoes, seasoned green beans, caesar salad, dinner rolls, and of course, wedding cake.
The Community Art Players look forward to their first production and the many productions to follow. Questions? Email the Community Art Players at communityartplayers@gmail.com.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
I'm Getting Murdered in the Morning
If the title didn't catch your attention, maybe these other fine details will:
March 1st or March 2nd see the first productions of the Community Art Players. We invite you to the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall for a meal and to celebrate a wedding. A wedding of someone you may or may not know. A dinner and show titled, "I'm Getting Murdered in the Morning," by Lee Mueller.
Someone in the community of Salisbury. With intricate roles intertwined, we are calling for open auditions. Monday, January 6th. From 6-8pm at the Peace Lutheran Church in Salisbury. Prepare a two minute comedic monologue and be a part of all the fun.
Reasons to audition or participate.
1. Celebrate Salisbury. Be a part of a community program looking to bring together the Salisbury community on a different level than any others.
2. Celebrate Theatre. Bring back or find your love for theatre. Bring out your hidden personalities and talents.
3. Celebrate Variety. There are many different roles. Ranging from main roles to roles that require little to no memorization. Find what suits you best.
3. Celebrate Time. Practices will only be once a week. That is not a type-o. They are really only once a week until the week of the show.
4. Celebrate You. Be a star. Surprise others with your role and talent. Be a part of a group that wants to not only buckle down and entertain the community, but also have fun while doing it.
5. Just celebrate. The entertainers and the entertained will all be a part of something that has been missing in our community for quite some time. We are all excited to have this opportunity to celebrate community theatre in Salisbury.
If auditioning for a role isn't something that you feel comfortable doing just yet, but still want to help. We will also have a meeting Tuesday, January 14th at 7pm at the Peace Lutheran Church in Salisbury. You are welcome to attend. With questions about auditions or Community Art Players involvement email communityartplayers@gmail.com.
See you soon.
March 1st or March 2nd see the first productions of the Community Art Players. We invite you to the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall for a meal and to celebrate a wedding. A wedding of someone you may or may not know. A dinner and show titled, "I'm Getting Murdered in the Morning," by Lee Mueller.
Someone in the community of Salisbury. With intricate roles intertwined, we are calling for open auditions. Monday, January 6th. From 6-8pm at the Peace Lutheran Church in Salisbury. Prepare a two minute comedic monologue and be a part of all the fun.
Reasons to audition or participate.
1. Celebrate Salisbury. Be a part of a community program looking to bring together the Salisbury community on a different level than any others.
2. Celebrate Theatre. Bring back or find your love for theatre. Bring out your hidden personalities and talents.
3. Celebrate Variety. There are many different roles. Ranging from main roles to roles that require little to no memorization. Find what suits you best.
3. Celebrate Time. Practices will only be once a week. That is not a type-o. They are really only once a week until the week of the show.
4. Celebrate You. Be a star. Surprise others with your role and talent. Be a part of a group that wants to not only buckle down and entertain the community, but also have fun while doing it.
5. Just celebrate. The entertainers and the entertained will all be a part of something that has been missing in our community for quite some time. We are all excited to have this opportunity to celebrate community theatre in Salisbury.
If auditioning for a role isn't something that you feel comfortable doing just yet, but still want to help. We will also have a meeting Tuesday, January 14th at 7pm at the Peace Lutheran Church in Salisbury. You are welcome to attend. With questions about auditions or Community Art Players involvement email communityartplayers@gmail.com.
See you soon.
Monday, December 9, 2013
CAPs Double
Either the first blog post took off like a wildfire, or the Salisbury community has a deeper love for theatre than many may have thought. This last Community Art Players meeting doubled in number of people interested to participate. We can only hope that this pace continues. Seeing so many determined faces around the table, was almost as enjoyable as the Thanksgiving dinner we were all getting ready to eat the next week.
With budgets and involvement being key for our first few meetings, these seemed to be the topics of discussion. What can really captivate the audience? What type of show? Should there be dinner included? How can all of this fit in our very small budget?
Decided - We would have a production in early 2014. The production would most likely take place at the new First Baptist Church of Salisbury's Fellowship Hall. There will be at least two performances and dinner will be served for at least one performance. The type of show will be a mystery...Perhaps.
A very important step for decisions to continue to be made is figuring out: who is interested in acting? Do we have more than the five people that raised their hands at the meeting seeking to audition? How many CAPs will our show need?
If you are interested in acting or learning more about the next stages(not literally) for the Community Art Players, feel free to attend the next meeting at Peace Lutheran Church on Tuesday, December 17th at 7pm. Or email communityartplayers@gmail.com. Looking forward to seeing you there.
With budgets and involvement being key for our first few meetings, these seemed to be the topics of discussion. What can really captivate the audience? What type of show? Should there be dinner included? How can all of this fit in our very small budget?
Decided - We would have a production in early 2014. The production would most likely take place at the new First Baptist Church of Salisbury's Fellowship Hall. There will be at least two performances and dinner will be served for at least one performance. The type of show will be a mystery...Perhaps.
A very important step for decisions to continue to be made is figuring out: who is interested in acting? Do we have more than the five people that raised their hands at the meeting seeking to audition? How many CAPs will our show need?
If you are interested in acting or learning more about the next stages(not literally) for the Community Art Players, feel free to attend the next meeting at Peace Lutheran Church on Tuesday, December 17th at 7pm. Or email communityartplayers@gmail.com. Looking forward to seeing you there.
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