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The last performance of Shorecrest's latest production (George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart's comedy, "You Can't Take It With You"), went out with a literal bang this evening. Sorry if you missed it. Shorecrest's productions are always worth seeing.
Upon entering SC's performing arts center, attendees were greeted with a very professional and elaborate set of a 1930s-era house interior complete with a staircase, front, basement, and pantry doors, Persian-style rugs, knick-knack and art-adorned walls, a bay window, and wall sconce lighting creating a homey period-accurate set reminiscent of something you'd expect at The 5th Avenue Theater. Kudos to all who made the set happen.
The cast does a great job with fast-paced dialogue and constant chaos reminiscent of a modern sitcom. The comedic lines were delivered with perfect timing, keeping the audience in stitches. It's no wonder the film version nabbed two Academy Awards from seven nominations.
It is a light-hearted romantic comedy centered around the classic plot of a wealthy family being reluctant to accept their son's engagement to a woman from an eccentric family lower on the social ladder—a fun and engaging show. Don't miss their next production.
Mist, with a high of 35 and low of 30 degrees. Mist for the morning,
Wow nearly every claim in this propaganda piece is false. From the wall length to its height to it being continuous. The fact that ST just approved the additional funding for land acquisition to the fact that acquisition is in the feet measurement on a lot not taking entire lots.