By Doug Stone
7:30 p.m., Oct. 5–8, 2011
[ PG-13–Mild Language ]
This raucous comedy is set in 1968 during the heyday of Tupperware parties. Hostess Bonnie invites a group of neighbors over for a party. The guest list: perky, rich Jean; Jean’s cranky and very pregnant sister, Sinclair; ditzy-blonde Tracy Ann; and new neighbor Diane, who’s made quite a career selling Tupperware, but at the expense of her marriage. The mix of personalities and the number of martinis consumed lead to a great deal of absurd high jinks plus revelations of an equal number of secrets and insecurities. The play “makes its audiences loopy with giddiness.” It’s one you won’t want to miss!

Health and Wellness

Monday is devoted to raising awareness about CANCER.

If you’d like to be involved, we ask that you wear a color to represent how cancer has affected your life.

* Wear Purple if you or someone you know is a survivor of cancer

* Wear Blue if someone you know has been lost to cancer

* Wear Red if you have not been affected by cancer but you support those who have

Check out the green room this week for tips, facts, and treats on how to keep happy and healthy in this modern world.

This is a no stress, FUN week; it’s time to appreciate how lucky we are to be healthy and to learn how to keep it that way!

There will be challenges to face, if you are brave enough.

Find out more by visiting: http://www.cancer.org/

Every day this week will have a new theme to either raise awareness about an issue or to educate you on how to stay healthy!

Tuesday: Healthy Alternative Snacks

Wednesday: Water and other Drinks

Thursday: Exercise

Friday: All About Blood

The Young and Fair was a success! Thank you to everyone involved and all those who came out to support the company!

Coming up soon will be elections for next year’s Warehouse Board. There are 9 positions to be filled:

• Chairwoman
• Artistic Director
• Production Stage Manager
• Public Relations Director
• Business Manager
• Performance Liaison
• Dramaturge
• Secretary
• Male Representative

The positions for Class Representative are not picked until the following year.

Information will be going up soon on the callboard about what each of these positions entails. If you are interested in learning how to run a theatre company, how to better communicate and work with a group of people, or if you’re interested in trying a new branch of the theatre you hadn’t tried before–this is your time!

 If you decide you’d like to run for a position, we encourage you to come speak to the current board member in that position about details or ask to shadow them for a period of time. Being on the board can be a lot of work, but it’s one of the most fulfilling things I’ve done this year!

~Sascha Streckel

Public Relations Director

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