It's that time of the year again - to celebrate a successful season of the performing arts at Priscilla Beach Theatre (PBT). This marks the fourth season on the renovated, rejuvenated, and inspired campus since Bob and Sandy Malone became the Owners and Guardians of this landmark venue and breathed new life and resources into it.
PBT Owners and Guardians Bob and Sandy Malone - this extraordinarily hard-working couple are the ones that make all these magical performances happen (with help from their team, of course).
Getting these folks all looking into the camera at the same time was easier than you might expect.....they are, after all, theatre folks who are used to the limelight. In this case, it was many folks from the casts of "Annie Jr."; "Guys and Dolls"; "Bye, Bye, Birdie"; and the PBT tech and management team.
A close-up of part of the group. My eye especially liked Ron holding Leo standing next to Josh holding Desmond - a cute juxtaposition.
A close-up of the Malones - and a few others.
A more horizontal version of the lead image; perhaps a candidate for next year's calendar?
Or maybe "jazz hands" will make it to the calendar?
Regardless of which or whether any image makes it to our fridge door as a calendar, another season of remarkable performances has graced the stage at PBT. It's a special place - if you haven't been, plan to do so! There are two more main adult Barn Stage shows this year, "Damn Yankees" in September, and "Dames at Sea" in October. The Children's Workshop series fall production is "Shrek, Jr." and will show in late October.
The 2019 Season major productions on the Barn Stage have been officially announced and will include:
"Life Could Be A Dream" in May,
"Heathers the Musical" in June,
"Hairspray" in July,
"Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" in August,
"[Title of Show]" in September,
"Young Frankenstein" in October.
Tickets will go on sale on December 1, 2018.
The Barn Stage, a 240-seat venue, is in its 81st season and is cited as the oldest summer stock barn theatre still operating in America. The original barn was built in 1875 and much of that structure remains in place today.
You can contact Priscilla Beach Theatre by phone at 508-224-4888 or online for tickets! You'll be glad you did. It is extraordinary that we have such a wonderful and magical venue right here in Manomet - your support and attendance are important.
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