Everyman

Sainte Chapelle, Paris

Sainte Chapelle, Paris

PARSON’S NOSE READER’S THEATER SERIES
presents
a 15th Century classic

EVERYMAN
Adaptation and Solo Performance by Lance Davis

Direction by Michael Faulkner

Music by Tom Peters

Saturday, January 28 at 7:00 pm
Sunday, January 29 at 2:00 pm

1485 AD. God is woefully upset with mankind, and sends an all too eager “Death” to bring “Everyman” to Judgment. Completely surprised, he pleads for time to put his “Book of Reckoning” in order. Whom can he convince to go with him to plead his cause? Family? Friends? A wonderful beginning to a New Year, recalling our own Mortality, Faith, and Hope.

Parson’s Nose Reader’s Theater Productions
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Moliere One Act Farces!

PARSON’S NOSE READER’S THEATER SERIES
presents two

MOLIERE ONE – ACT FARCES

“The Ridiculous Young Ladies” and “The Flying Doctor”
Adaptations by Lance Davis

Saturday, February 25 at 7:00 pm
Sunday, February 26 at 2:00 pm

Two of the young comedian’s finest. In the first, two self absorbed girls from the country are certain they know more about Love than the Parisians. In the second, an irrepressible servant poses as a doctor to save young love.

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Galsworthy and Swift

"Quality"

PARSON’S NOSE READER’S THEATER SERIES
presents two classic short stories.

John Galsworthy’s “Quality”

Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal”

Adaptations by Lance Davis

Saturday, March 17 at 7:00 pm
Sunday, March 18 at 2:00 pm

The English novelist Galsworthy (Forsyte Saga) tells the tale of a young man’s dilemma. The old bootmakers’ work is so fine that it wears forever. And the Irish satirist (Gulliver’s Travels) offers an ingenious solution to the problems of hunger and overpopulation in his homeland.

Parson’s Nose Reader’s Theater Productions
are always free, but you may click below for
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Donations always gladly accepted.