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Directed by:
Diane Trevarthen & Connie Wagner
Cast:
Otis - Dennis Gourlie
Cookie - Julie Wild
Fred - Tim Bachhuber
Sally - Anne Luehring
Lovey Lamour - Jamie Gourlie Wescott
Roscoe - Jim Allen
Babs - Lara Funke Nothem
Earl - Jim Allen
Gladys - Aubrey McLir
Violet - Evelyn McLir
Twyla - Lori McCanna
Delores - Brooke Bloch
Judy - Quinlynn Bloch
Maxine - Trisha Schmitt
Johnny Jerome - Ron Metke
Elvis - Jackson Brick
Man 1 - Tim Bachhuber
Man 2 - Stephen Brick
Announcer - Stephen Brick
Girl 1 - Bailey Morell
Girl 2 - Aubrey McLir
Girl 3 - Trisha Schmitt
Show Dates:
Please note that 1st Saturday is a matinée performance and 2nd Saturday is an evening performance.
Friday, April 17 - 7:00 pm
Saturday, April 18 - 2:00 pm
Sunday, April 19 - 2:00 pm
Thursday, April 23 - 7:00 pm
Friday, April 24 - 7:00 pm
Saturday, April 25 - 7:00 pm
Sunday, April 26 - 2:00 pm
What's this play about?
Get your kicks on Route 66! America’s most famous highway is the backdrop for this sweet comedy set in an Arizona diner in 1955.
Sally, a young, celebrity-obsessed waitress, can’t wait for the wedding that day between glamorous movie star Lovey Lamour and crooner Johnny Jerome. So you can imagine Sally’s surprise when a mysterious customer turns out to be Lovey herself!
Lovey tells Sally that she fled the ceremony and was heading east on Route 66 when her Ferrari broke down. With the press hot on her trail, Lovey is forced to hide out at the diner until her car is fixed. But how can she possibly keep her identity a secret? Simple, Sally answers. Pose as a waitress!
Sally teaches the movie star everything she knows about waitressing, but their entire scheme threatens to unravel when a nosy news photographer discovers Lovey’s identity and tips Johnny off as to her location.
With a cast of hilarious characters including a short-tempered cook, Sally’s geeky boyfriend, an ever-hungry customer, the world’s worst auto mechanic, and even Elvis Presley before he was famous, this affectionate tribute to the golden age of diners is guaranteed to warm your heart as it tickles your funny bone.
Performance Location:
American Legion Post #69
134 Main Street, Mayville, WI