The cast of "Private Lives" keeps the crowd delighted and amused throughout the performance. Photo courtesy of Bruce Goodick.
Private Lives, by Noel Coward (directed by Clair Henderson), is a hilarious and entertaining play put on by Bedford Players Theatre.
The cast, made up of five actors, keeps the crowd delighted and amused throughout the performance.
Private Lives is a Romantic Comedy full of love, romance, laughter, tears, passion, and anger. The stage is set alight with a classic battle of the sexes. Divorcees Elyot (Michael Taylor) and Amanda (Ellen Oldford) are honeymooning with their new spouses, Sybil (Lynette Mitchell) and Victor (Robin Saywood).
They have unwittingly booked adjoining rooms at a Parisian hotel and after a chance meeting they realize they still have strong feelings for each other and have perhaps made a mistake with their current marriages.
The fights between the divorcees will keep you wondering what will become of the two as a couple!
Divorcees Elyot (Michael Taylor) and Amanda (Ellen Oldford) after their reconciliation. Photo courstesy of Bruce Goodick.
The play will open on October 27 and run Thursdays to Saturdays at 8 p.m. until November 12, with a matinee at 2 p.m. on November 6.
Tickets: Adults: $15
Seniors 60+/Students: $12
Reservations: 832-3300 or on line: www.bedfordplayers.ns.ca
Location: 1408 Bedford Highway (All Saints Anglican Church Hall)
$1 per ticket sold will be donated to M.I.N.D.S – Moving in New Directions, a continuum of services for brain injury survivors.
Source: http://www.bedfordbeacon.com/private-lives-very-entertaining
