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SPITFIRE GRILL, THE MUSICAL.
Remaining show dates are this Sunday, July 18...other show dates...next Fri, Sat, Sun, July 23, 24, 25, Friday, July 30 and/or Sunday, August 1st...
Call 219.365.3197 or 374.8000 for tix! Dinner theatre!
A hauntingly beautiful musical!
Percy, a feisty parolee, follows her dreams, finds a place to belong. She gets a job working for Hannah in her grill in a small depressed town. Up for sale for 10 yrs, the grill is the only place in town to eat, but Hannah wants to sell it. Percy suggests that she raffle it off, and soon, things start happening!
"Say whatcha want, say whatcha will...something's cookin' at the Spitfire Grill"
Characters have many dimenstions, some more honest than others.
Country flavored tunes with soaring melodies! New York Times
Well before the show reaches its conclusion, many city slickers in the audience may be ready to enter Percy's raffle! Wall Street Journal
Tough old gal 60's...Hannah
20's gal, rough-edged Percy
Married couple Caleb and Shelby, mid 40's, mid-30's
Sheriff Joe, age indiscriminate
Gossipy gal , Effy, middle-aged or slightly younger
Various townspeople
Mysterious fellow, late 30's
Paul and Angie Lowe are, like all directors, hoping for a nice turnout.
Want to work with just plain nice folks, talent certainly a plus!
Summer (July) 2010LCTG presents a new musical THE SPITFIRE GRILL, a wonderful folk musical about an older woman who wants to sell her grill in a small town. Percy, the young ex-prisoner who now works and rooms with the owner Hannah, comes up with a great idea for selling the grill and finds a new home along the way. The townspeople, many of whom are narrow-minded, also learn a little something about forgiveness and fair play. the music is hauntingly beautiful!
Fall (Oct) 2010LCTG brings back the Little Sisters of Hoboken for a fun-filled Las Vegas revue Don’t miss THE COLORFUL NUNSENSATIONS!
Possible December show LCTG is deciding between Christmas Belles and Daughters of the Lone Star State, both comedies ARE about a group of gals who Are putting on their church'S Christmas show. A teensy bit irreverent, but a whole lotta fun!
LCTG has finished its 5th season at Great Oaks, so hard to believe!