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The Blonde, The Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead

Presented by Triad Stage at Pyrle Theater at Triad Stage at the Pyrle Theater

April 26-May 17, 2009

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A New Comedic Thrill Ride by Robert Hewett Every action has a reaction. One crime has many points of view. One moment of passion alters several lives forever. One gifted performer plays seven very different roles in this international hit. After Rhonda Russell’s husband leaves her, she suspects him of cheating. Overwhelmed with emotion she takes matters into her own hands and everyone pays the price in this captivatingly brilliant and heartfelt play about loss and ultimate redemption.

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    Triad Stage at the Pyrle Theater

    232 S. Elm St.
    Greensboro, NC 27401

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    Tickets: $10 - $42, depending on performance and seat location Student Rush and Group Discounts available.

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    April 26-May 17, 2009

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    7:30 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday
    8:00 PM Friday, Saturday
    2:00 PM Sunday

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    • Event Name: The Blonde, The Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead
      "Triad Stage does it again!"
      Review posted by: David L Mazzola from Greensboro, NC, May 12, 2009
      

      I opened my program and saw a bio for only one actress, (of course she'd been in Law and Order). How could they make this mistake! Then it hit. There was no mistake. This was a one woman show! And... Expand

      I opened my program and saw a bio for only one actress, (of course she'd been in Law and Order). How could they make this mistake! Then it hit. There was no mistake. This was a one woman show! And what a show it was. Kate Goerhing did a phenomenal job of playing not only the 3 women of title but a child, a good ol NC redneck and an old immigrant mother: life in all its glory, error, humor, tragedy and growth. Ms Goehring did a brilliant job of keeping her audience at seats edge from start to finish. She commanded their laughter, tears, anger, and thoughtfulness. She had us in her hand. This was clearly demonstrated by the immediacy of the enthusiastic standing ovation she so deservedly received. As always, the set was fabulous, the lighting and sound were totally in sync and quite effective. The projection was also right on time. While making a couple of tiny errors in her lines she gave a novel of gripping dialect that made us not care. Do not miss this play. You'll love Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Blonde, The Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead
      "Triad Stage does it again!"
      Review posted by: David L Mazzola from Greensboro, NC, May 12, 2009
      

      I opened my program and saw a bio for only one actress, (of course she'd been in Law and Order). How could they make this mistake! Then it hit. There was no mistake. This was a one woman show! And... Expand

      I opened my program and saw a bio for only one actress, (of course she'd been in Law and Order). How could they make this mistake! Then it hit. There was no mistake. This was a one woman show! And what a show it was. Kate Goerhing did a phenomenal job of playing not only the 3 women of title but a child, a good ol NC redneck and an old immigrant mother: life in all its glory, error, humor, tragedy and growth. Ms Goehring did a brilliant job of keeping her audience at seats edge from start to finish. She commanded their laughter, tears, anger, and thoughtfulness. She had us in her hand. This was clearly demonstrated by the immediacy of the enthusiastic standing ovation she so deservedly received. As always, the set was fabulous, the lighting and sound were totally in sync and quite effective. The projection was also right on time. While making a couple of tiny errors in her lines she gave a novel of gripping dialect that made us not care. Do not miss this play. You'll love Collapse

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