SOLD
OUT - HELD OVER- SHOWS ADDED
hint - place your
pointer over a cast member's face for identification
Funny Money
British farce
by Ray Cooney
Performances: Jan. 14, 15, 16*, 20, 21,
22, & 23*
THE
ORIGINAL SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES FOR THIS
SHOW HAVE SOLD OUT AND
SO IT HAS BEEN EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER FOUR
PERFORMANCES.
ADDED PERFORMANCES ARE: Thurs, Jan 27, Fri,
Jan 28, Sat, Jan 29 and Sun, Jan 30*
Director: John Stenko
Henry A.
Perkins, a mild mannered C.P.A, accidently
picks up the wrong briefcase and discovers
it's filled with money. Henry assumes it is
illicit cash so he decides to keep it. Knowing
that the former owner must have his briefcase
and address, Henry rushes home to book one
way fares to Barcelona before he tracks him
down. He tells his confused wife to leave
everything behind; if she doesn't like Barcelona,
they can go to Bali. In fact, they can buy
Bali! The doorbell rings as they wait for
their taxi. The police detective at the door
thinks Henry was soliciting in the men's room
of the local pub. (Actually, he was sitting
in the loo counting the cash.) The bell rings
again and another detective arrives to tell
his wife Henry is dead because a man with
bullet holes in his head and Henry's briefcase
were found in the Thames. Henry creates all
kinds of stories as he tries to keep the detectives
from discovering his secret while his wife
just keeps drinking! Henry's inept attempts
to extricate himself from this impossible
situation lead to increasingly hysterical
situations in this fast paced farce. Hysterical!