Here’s another batch of photos from ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS, now in production at the First Avenue Playhouse in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.
The show starts with all the characters singing the classic song.
Mr. Rudolph, the neighbor, can’t sleep because of all the noise. From the gifts, that is, that are outside.
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“A lot of starving people in the third world could use this milk.”
Maids-A-Milking are off the clock , oh, . . . right about, NOW!
We’ll jump ahead to the exciting conclusion — lots of TV coverage!
Did we mention lots of TV coverage?
Cee Cee and Dee Dee
What happened to Mr. Rudolph? And where’s he been all this time?
Spoiler alert! That really is a chainsaw.
The maintenance man learns to beware of a women with a chainsaw.
Meeting and greeting after the show.
* Second batch of video
* Production photos!
* First batch of video from ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS
* Rehearsal photos from the stage.
* Cast photo from ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS
* Rehearsal photos from the table reads; all the rehearsal photos here.
* Show dates and times.
* Cast photo from previous production in Oregon.
* Oregon director calls play “a true gem.”
ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS
A wild, action-packed Christmas farce. A young woman suddenly finds herself receiving the gifts from the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” apparently from an unknown suitor. The play begins on the thirteenth day as she copes with the chaos outside her apartment, as neighbors demand she do something about the noisy birds and pipers and drummers. The woman hatches a plan to shoot the birds and organize the people into an impromptu Christmas parade. Chaos ensues. Cast: 13 — 7f, 3m, 3 non-gender.
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