Cabaret Dinner Theater Chicken Comedy
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Matinees: Doors open at 11:45 am Dinner at 12:30 pm Show at 1:45 pm
Evenings: Doors open at 5:45 pm
Dinner at 6:30 pm Show at 7:45 pm
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Dating is easy as long as you can keep life out of the way! Val is an O.R. nurse, Andy is in the storage business, Nina is a police officer and Matt is the host of a morning radio show. They’re middle-aged, single and looking. Val agrees tomeet Andy after answering his personal ad in the newspaper and Nina and Matt are coaxed into joining their friends for support. What could go wrong? Fromone of Canada’s most popular playwrights comes this hilarious comedy that is quite touching and so very true to life. “Awinning,witty script that audienceswill finddifficult to resist.” - London Free Press February 9 th - 18 th By Norm Foster
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Treat your someone special to a night of theater. We have everything for you all under one roof. Tickets $55 or Couples Special $120 call or see our website for details.*
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Whether you are aware or not, something seems very suspicious! Are You Sure? is a case of shifting realities. Howmuch is happening, howmuch isn’t? Does David want to kill Caroline?Does Charliewant to kill David? Does Caroline want to kill everyone? Are we making something out of nothing? This play mixes comedy with high suspense as the audience tries to figure out what to believe and who to believe. One thing is for sure - someone did it. “A clever and literate theatrical Rubik’s cube [...] Pick of theWeek.” - L.A. Weekly March 16 th - 25 th By Sam Bobrick
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Olivia and Gabe are excited to be moving into their first apartment. They’ve just packed up all of their belongings and driven halfway across the country to start a brand new life together. Imagine their shock when everyone shows up to help them as a surprise! Can a two bedroomapartment contain all of the love, laughs, worry and wisdom that’s about to happen? This brand new comedy takes a generational look at relationships, and how sometimes parents are passing their best lessons on to their children without even meaning to. Funny and touching, this one will make you laugh out loud and fall in love all over again. “Things My Mother Taught Me is entertaining and touching, enough to move the heart of the most reluctant romantic.” - The Oakland Press April 13 th - 22 nd By Katherine DiSavino Ap r i l 20 1 8 Fri 1 3 S a t 1 4 S u n 1 5
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June 12 th - 21 st By Ron Aldridge
Brooksie and his gang from the Over 60s Club are finding delight in recapturing their youth. His best friend Tom is about to marry the widow Julia, despite her friend Rose’s disapproval. Tom is easily influenced and quickly falling under the spell of Brooksie’s new unruly lifestyle and motto, “You’re only as young as you feel.” Despite Rose’s protestations, the wedding plans move forward until a particularly heavy stag night and several indiscretions later, everything is thrown into confusion and Brooksie suddenly starts feeling his age………. “This highly enjoyable play has an abundance of the feel-good factor and laughs aplenty, in showing that living life to the fullest is not only for the young.” - Lyceum Theatre Crewe
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Welcome to Pelican Roost, a full service retirement village for those embracing their twilight years (and the wackiness that comes along with them). It is home to some very colorful characters who definitely aren’t your average Boggle and Dominoes playing bunch. Pelican Roost is a place where buffoonery lives next door to screwball, just across the way from cockamamie! It’s like having a blind date with a real memory problem! The show’s host couple enters heaven, suspecting their son pulled the plug to get his hands on Dad’s vintage Corvette. They don’t seem to mind—instead they take the audience on an uproarious journey that celebrates the latter years. This delightfully funny showpokes fun at the senior situations that seem to constantly bombard us asweget older. This vaudeville-esque revuewill definitely knock you off your rocker! July 10 th - 19 th By Rick Compton & Betsy Bennett Ju l y 20 1 8 Tue 1 0 We d 1 1 Th u 1 2
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Who says you can never go home? Empty nesters Charles and Florence Spencer find their world turned upside down when their free spirited, single 20-something daughter Lindsay moves back into their homefollowingacaraccident.Charlesdotesonhisonly daughter, but her mother, Florence Spencer, is a more realistic criticof her daughter’s shortcomings. Florence, loving, but ordered, lofty, and patronizing, is dismayed to learn that her husband has invited Lindsay to live with themuntil she recuperates fromtheautoaccident. When Florence learns that Lindsay’s boyfriend, Claude (an aspiring comedian), is also moving in with them, she is furious. The side-splitting conflicts of lifestyles, living arrangements and Florence’s secret life, not only bring about a greater understanding betweenmother and daughter, but also lead to a hilarious conclusion. August 7 th - 16 th By Pat Lawrence Augu s t 20 1 8 Tue 7 We d 8 Th u 9
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All is fair in love and war. Right? Here is an unpredictable, hilarious romantic comedy/thriller with witty dialogue and fascinating characters. Carol is being driven crazy by her charming monster of an ex-husband, Victor, and his new wife, who employ every trick in the book to end Carol’s thousand dollar a week alimony. Carol’s quirky kids work at Victor’s pasta restaurant chain, and Carol is sure Victor is bullying her son into an early grave.WhenCarol has a passionate affair with Victor’s lawyer, they decide Victor has to die and the audience cheers its agreement. “Killjoy slays with laughs in this tight tale of deception and torment.” - SantaMonica Outlook November 2 nd - 11 th By Jerry Mayer
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Nunsense is a musical comedy about a group of nuns who love to entertain! The Little Sisters of Hoboken suddenly need to raise money to get their convent back in order AND to bury their dear sisters who were accidently poisoned by their own convent cook, Sister Julia (Child of God). In order to raise money to bury their dead sisters, the Little Sisters of Hoboken (well, what’s left of them) put on a riotous revue packedwith hilarious, show-stopping song and dance numbers. “A hail of fun and frolic! Wacky and outrageous with a hysterical anything goes sense of fun!” - The NewYork Times December 7 th - 16 th By Dan Goggin
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Special Events
Memories is proud to present our own Cabaret Singers. Come and listen toMusic from the past to the present. An afternoon/evening performance that will have you humming and tapping your feet. End Your Year on a Perfect Note December 30 th (Mat&Eve), 2017 He Said, She Said January 27 th (Eve)&28 th (Mat), 2018 $35 “He Said? She Said?” is all about the guys singinggals songs, and the gals singing guys songs! This gender- bending fun gives audiences the unique opportunity to see and hear men perform songs traditionally done by women and vice versa. The hilarity won’t stop there, as we may just get the men to don their fairest gowns and the ladies sport top hats and tails in this light-hearted and energetic musical show filled with song-swapping serenades!
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It’s the 1940’s, and we are going live in one hour here at the radio station of WMDR! If this show doesn’t go well, the station will go out of business. It certainly doesn’t help that the station owner’s son is trying to sabotage the show! The radio mystery becomes too real, when someone actually kicks the bucket. This murder mystery is sure to please, with a cast of wacky characters complete with suspense, love, and FLATULENCE. You’ll always remember “The Sound of Murder!” January 19 th & 20 th , 2018 By Tim Hass
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Take a walk down memory lane with Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel as Memories presents Trouble at the Tropicabana. You’ll enjoy fine food, tropical drinks, and Latin music at Ricky’s club tonight, as he gets ready to sign a contract with movie mogul heiress Celia B. DeMilo. Is Celia who she claims to be? Will Lucy and Ethel ruin Ricky’s big chance with another of thier harebrained schemes to get into show business? What’s the notorious gangsterMr. Big doing at Ricky’s club? And who committed the murder? The murder? That’s right - the murder! March 9 th & 10 th , 2018 ByTony Schwartz&MarylouAmbrose
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Chicken Comedy
Paul Kelly
Chris Barnes
Mike Marvel
Show Times
Matinees: Doors open at 11:45 am Dinner at 12:30 pm Show at 2:00 pm
Evenings: Doors open at 5:45 pm Dinner at 6:30 pm Show at 8:00 pm
Tickets Advance: $35* Dinner and Show, $27* Show Only Door: $37* Dinner and Show, $29* Show Only * All tickets are subject to Wisconsin sales tax
Rocky LaPorte
Dobie Maxwell
Hosted By Rob Haswell Chief Meteorologist WITI - Channel 6
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