Next up at The Firehouse Theatre is [title of show], which opens April 15th and runs through May 1st. Our stellar quartet takes the stage in this one-act show about living in New York and musicals – but, most importantly, friendship. Joshua Sherman (Hunter) was last seen on stage in Artes De La Rosa’s production of Big Fish as Edward Bloom. Elisa Danielle James (Susan) is delighted to return to the Firehouse stage after previously appearing in Mary Poppins, Into the Woods, and The Drowsy Chaperone from last year’s season. Noelle Mason (Heidi) most recently appeared in Godspell at Contemporary Theatre of Dallas and Company at Onstage in Bedford. You can catch her this summer as Golde in Fiddler on the Roof with Garland Summer Musicals. Cody Dry (Jeff) is making his Firehouse debut with [title of show] – well, kind of – he was seen playing keyboards in Firehouse’s production of Thoroughly Modern Millie. Up next, he will be music directing The Last Five Years in the spring for Brick Road Theatre Company.
Lon Barrera directs The Firehouse Theatre’s production of [title of show], with music direction by Andrew Friedrich and choreography by Shannon Walsh. Barrera most recently directed, tick, tick…Boom! at Onstage in Bedford and Falsettos at Runway Theatre. He’s thrilled to make his directorial debut at The Firehouse Theatre where he was last seen as Man in Chair in The Drowsy Chaperone.
The show will officially open on Friday, April 15th at 7:30pm, followed immediately by a post-show reception. Performances will continue through May 1st on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:30pm. Purchase tickets online at www.thefirehousetheatre.com, via phone at 972-620-3747 or in-person at the box office one hour before curtain. Adult tickets are $22, with senior and student discounts available and half-price tickets available on Thursday performances. Group (10+) discounts available by phone.
The Firehouse Theatre’s mission is to provide a cross-section of the finest traditional theatrical works that are suitable and affordable for all ages. They also provide educational enrichment programs and create opportunities for adults and children to develop talents in all aspects of theatre arts.
For more information about The Firehouse Theatre’s production of [title of show], visit www.TheFirehouseTheatre.com or call 972-900-1602.
