Thornbury Community Theatre enjoyed a standing ovation at the Marsh Street Theatre after their opening night performance of "Don't Misunderstand Me."
The play, written by Patrick Cargill, is a "witty English comedy" about a man who has an affair and then tries to hide it from his wife Margerie when 'the other woman' arrives on his doorstep.
Staged by Thornbury Community Theatre, the play synopsis is this:
"After an impulsive extramarital liaison on a trip to New York, Charles, happily married to Margerie, is horrified when Jaynie turns up on his doorstep. His brother, Robert, helps Charles cover his tracks sparking a frantic spiral of desperate deceptions."
The local team involved in putting on the show includes directors Andy Dumas and Julian Ford, producer Anette Sandberg, and the cast of: Andy Dumas, Julian Ford, Jane Bolton, Chelsea Weston, and Dana Kaluzny.
There will be six more performances between now and Nov. 17, all at the Marsh Street Centre. Tickets are $30 each or $50 for a pair.
There will be shows on Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m. and matinees on Saturdays at 2 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased online at marshstreetcentre.com.
