Serious Theater Creates "The Sticky Cheese Man" from Life Introduction

Plan to mark your calendar for Serious Theater's forthcoming presentation of The Stalky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales if you're seeking for an evening of fun and whimsy. This play offers a wonderful mix of humor, inventiveness, and a bit of the ridiculous with performances scheduled for August 2nd through August 4th. This article will explore what qualifies this show as a must-see and what you should expect from this original theatrical encounter.

1. Production's General Review

1.1 The Evolution of the Show

Inspired by the renowned book by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith, Serious Theater's latest performance is an adaptation of John Glore's The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales. Remember the Fractured Fairy Tales from The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends? You will know roughly what is to come. Older children and adults both would find these traditional fairy tales with a humorous twist appropriate.

1.2 Venue and Performance Dates

Staged at the Sawyer Hall Theater at the Zion Lutheran Church on Tenth and Union streets, the drama will The presentations are set out as follows:

Friday, August 2 at 7pm.
August 3, Saturday at 7 p.m.
Sunday, August 4 at two p.m.
Admission is free; contributions are appreciated though.

2. Anticipations from the Show

2.1 A Magical Set Design

Get ready for a graphic feast! Described as colorful and whimsical, the set design for this show captures the core of a live cartoon. It's meant to whisk the viewers into a fanciful universe in which fairy tales are inverted.

2.2 A Group of Characters

The program boasts a gifted cast including:

Showcasing their flexibility, Susan Vallie, Ken Matley, and Kelly Brown perform several character parts.

Supporting actresses Sharon Hull and Rita Loughmiller give the show more appeal.
Garry Estep: The artistic director gives the performance some comedy by acting as the stressed narrator.

3. The Enchantment of Fractured Fairy Tales

3.1 Describe broken fairy tales.

Fractured fairy tales are traditional stories reinterpreted with a funny turn. They put known people and surroundings in strange and funny circumstances even though they usually showcase them. Children and adults will find this genre exciting since it offers a new viewpoint on well-known stories.

3.2 Why They're Fun for Every Age

These stories are meant to be interesting to a wide readership. While youngsters will love the vibrant characters and humorous situations, adults will value the deft turns and cultural references.

4. The Function of Critical Theater

4.1 An All-Volunteer Nonprofit Project

Independent, all-volunteering organization Serious Theater puts top-notch theater productions right into the neighborhood. The company is well-known for its commitment to present interesting and artistic works.

4.2 Support and Sponsorship

Special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc. and funding from the Oregon Community Foundation enable this production. Their encouragement emphasizes the value of community artistic participation.

5. Why Should One Attend?

5.1 a Family-Friendly Gathering

The Stinky Cheese Man is ideal for a family outing because of its creative mix of comedy. This is a chance to show kids the pleasures of live theater while laughing together.

5.2 Encouragement of Local Art

Attending this play is also a means of helping neighborhood theater and local artists. Your donations and attendance assist to guarantee that such artistic activities always flourish.

6. Additional Data

6.1 How to Get Involved

If you would want to help Serious Theater outside of the performance, think about contributing your time or money. They always seek passionate people to help them with their goals.

6.2 Maintaining Current

See the announcements from Serious Theater and their website for further details regarding forthcoming events and performances.

The Stelly Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales from Serious Theater promises to be a fun and interesting event for every age. This show is going to be a smash with its imaginative retelling of fragmented fairy tales, unique stage design, and gifted ensemble. Mark your calendars and get ready for a fun-filled play; you won't miss the opportunity to experience this unusual theatrical event!

Questions of Frequency

The Stanky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Stories explore what?

Based on Jon Scieszka's novel and Lane Smith, the drama is a funny variation on traditional fairy tales.

When and at what venue are the performances?

Performances will place August 2nd and 3rd at 7 p.m.; August 4th at 2 p.m.; at the Sawyer Hall Theater, Zion Lutheran Church.

Does visiting the show cost anything?

Although admission is free, donations are kindly welcome.

The main cast members for this show are who?

Among the cast are Susan Vallie, Ken Matley, Kelly Brown, Sharon Hull, Rita Loughmiller, and Artistic Director Garry Estep.

How may I help Serious Theater?

You may help Serious Theatre with a contribution, volunteer work, or attendance of their events.