Moon Over Buffalo at Village Players of Birmingham

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Moon Over Buffalo is a fast-paced farce that centers on the lives George and Charlotte Hay, fading theatrical stars of the 1950s. The Hays run a small repertory theater in Buffalo, New York on the brink of failure plus a disastrous split-up caused by Georges dalliance with a young ingnue. They receive word that they might just have one last shot at stardom: famed director Frank Capra is coming to town to see their matinee, and if he likes what he sees, he might cast them in his current film. Hilarity erupts as chasing ones dream becomes a wild romp that the audience is sure to enjoy.In the tradition of any Ken Ludwigs farces, you will be treated to farcical nonsense at its best compete with misguided romances, mistaken identities, slamming doors, close calls, quick changes, sword fights, prat falls, drunken antics and buffoonery! A fun night at the theatre is guaranteed!

Authors

• Ken Ludwig

Hysterical antics ensue during Ken Ludwig?s comedy Moon Over Buffalo. Pictured Left to Right; Greg Hay (Michael A. Gravame of Detroit), Howard (Greg Ruvolo of Lathrup Village) and Paul (Wyatt Setty of Harrison Township).

From the author of Lend Me a Tenor and Leading Ladies comes Moon Over Buffalo, a fast-paced farce. This madcap comedy has something for every fan of theater who likes to laugh. Pictured Left to Right Howard (Greg Ruvolo of Lathrup Village), Rosalind (Roz) (Brittany Lauren of Warren), Charlotte Hay (Sue Chekaway of Bloomfield Hills) and Paul (Wyatt Setty of Harrison Township).

All the World?s A Stage as the curtain rises on Ken Ludwig?s rollicking farce Moon Over Buffalo Pictured Left to Right is Charlotte Hay (Sue Chekaway of Bloomfield Hills) and George Hay (Michael A. Gravame of Detroit).

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