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Wait Until Dark

Presented by Community Theatre of Greensboro at The Broach Theatre

October 9-October 18, 2009

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Suspense/Thriller — three sinister characters trace the location of a “mysterious” doll to the Greenwich Village apartment of Sam Hendrix, and his blind wife, Suzie. A huge Broadway hit and a classic movie favorite, this masterly constructed thriller will have you on the edge of your seats with an ending that will electrify. A perfect play for Halloween time!
 

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    The Broach Theatre

    520 S. Elm St.
    Greensboro, NC 27401

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  • Admission Info

    Tickets: $10 to $25 (336) 333-2605 or www.broachtheatre.org to purchase online. ON SALE NOW!

  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    October 9-October 18, 2009

    Times:
    October 9, 10, 14, 16, & 17 at 8 PM
    October 11 & 18 at 2 PM
    October 15th is scheduled as a private invitation only performance.

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    • Event Name: Wait Until Dark
      "Excellent production!"
      Review posted by: Jeffrey Kirkman from Greensboro, NC, Oct 12, 2009
      

      CTG's "Wait Until Dark" is stupendous. The acting talent is impressive and the production value superior. Mark Flora as "Harry Roat" and Miranda Loweder as "Susy Hendrix", exemplify the superlative... Expand

      CTG's "Wait Until Dark" is stupendous. The acting talent is impressive and the production value superior. Mark Flora as "Harry Roat" and Miranda Loweder as "Susy Hendrix", exemplify the superlative talent that even a volunteer community theater can attract: they are both outstanding. This is not to discount the fine acting of the other cast members - for the entire cast is strong - but Mr. Flora and Ms. Lowder stand out for the ease and perfection with which they create and portray their difficult and demanding roles and leave the audience with substantive and memorable characters. Technically, the production is impressive with complex lighting and sound cues and active staging that all move together seamlessly to create a true sense of reality on a set that is on par with the sets one sees on the stages of professional regional theater companies. "Wait Until Dark" is deserving of our community's support and is well-worth seeing! Collapse

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    • Event Name: Wait Until Dark
      "Excellent production!"
      Review posted by: Jeffrey Kirkman from Greensboro, NC, Oct 12, 2009
      

      CTG's "Wait Until Dark" is stupendous. The acting talent is impressive and the production value superior. Mark Flora as "Harry Roat" and Miranda Loweder as "Susy Hendrix", exemplify the superlative... Expand

      CTG's "Wait Until Dark" is stupendous. The acting talent is impressive and the production value superior. Mark Flora as "Harry Roat" and Miranda Loweder as "Susy Hendrix", exemplify the superlative talent that even a volunteer community theater can attract: they are both outstanding. This is not to discount the fine acting of the other cast members - for the entire cast is strong - but Mr. Flora and Ms. Lowder stand out for the ease and perfection with which they create and portray their difficult and demanding roles and leave the audience with substantive and memorable characters. Technically, the production is impressive with complex lighting and sound cues and active staging that all move together seamlessly to create a true sense of reality on a set that is on par with the sets one sees on the stages of professional regional theater companies. "Wait Until Dark" is deserving of our community's support and is well-worth seeing! Collapse

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