End Days
To kick off the 2017 season, Sierra Stages presents the play “End Days” at the historic Nevada Theatre. Sixteen-year-old Rachel Stein is having a bad year. Her father hasn’t changed out of his pajamas since 9/11. Her mother has begun a close, personal relationship with Jesus. Her new neighbor, a sixteen-year-old Elvis impersonator, has fallen for her hard. And the Apocalypse is coming Wednesday. Her only hope is that Stephen Hawking will save them all. Opening night is Thursday, March 2nd and the play runs for four weekends. Written by Deborah Zoe Laufer, the play is a comedy about science, religion and family. “The universality of the denouement brings this comedy full circle, leaving us to admire the relevancy of Laufer’s humor and wisdom of her message,” wrote Variety magazine. Directed & set design by Robert Rossman, lighting design by Erin Beatie and Joshua Vrooman, and costume design by Paulette Sand-Gilbert. The cast includes Nevada County actors Brian Arnold, Cathy Callas, Max Freedman, Michele Nesbit, and T.E. Wolfe. If you want to see the play this week, there are special preview screenings Thursday & Friday for a discounted ticket price. You can purchase tickets online or post a comment here and one lucky winner will win a pair of tickets for a performance March 10th, 11th or 12th. If you decide you can’t miss the summer production of Chicago, you can still buy a season pass to support Sierra Stages. Winner will be announced on Wednesday, March 8th. Congrats to Damian for winning the tickets to the Foothills Celebration.
© 2017 InnSide Nevada City, © photos by Erin Thiem
That would be a fun play to see.
Thanks Vicki.
Looks like a great play! Haven’t seen it advertised anywhere else! Would be fun to take my mom!
Well if you win this time you’ll have to use the tickets, thanks again for sharing the love the last time.
Tempting.
We all need a laugh sometimes….
It sounds like an interesting play. It’s on my list to see.
Thanks Ingrid, good to know you’re continuing to support local theater.
End Days makes real family life seem normal : )
I totally agree!!!
Haven’t explore the theater scene around here…probably time I did!
Always!