Felix and Oscar, that timeless pair of misfit roomies created by Neil Simon, will come to life at Greenville High School Gym, May 10th and 11th. GHS Theatre Club will be performing “The Odd Couple” on Friday and Saturday evening at 7:00pm both nights, tickets are $5.00 at the door. And just for kicks, we’ve added the female version for half of our performance, so Florence and Olive will be sparing it out as well. If you think the guys can dish it out, honey you ain’t seen nothin’ yet! This is a well written play that is as funny now as when Mr. Simon wrote it in 1965 and 1985. Those of you who watched the TV show will love our version of this classic!
Our final performance for the year, “The Odd Couple” will round out a great year. Our club has been extremely busy this year. We began in September with an anti-bullying production that we took to all the elementary schools in town. In October we performed “The Mousetrap”, Agatha Christie’s murder mystery, as our fall dinner theatre. Then it was on to “Don’t U Luv Me?, which was performed for the high school where it received a standing ovation for its dramatic and timely portrayal of teenage dating issues. We also took this play to SW Area Theatre Contest, were it was judged and received a first, so we performed it at State Contest as well! The troupe also put together a marathon for State; a melodrama called “The Inventor’s Daughter.” Five productions in nine months is a hectic schedule, and our troupe has many wonderful dedicated actors, technicians, and artists who live up to the motto: The Show Must Go On. Please come out to the show and support this great group of students!
Our final performance for the year, “The Odd Couple” will round out a great year. Our club has been extremely busy this year. We began in September with an anti-bullying production that we took to all the elementary schools in town. In October we performed “The Mousetrap”, Agatha Christie’s murder mystery, as our fall dinner theatre. Then it was on to “Don’t U Luv Me?, which was performed for the high school where it received a standing ovation for its dramatic and timely portrayal of teenage dating issues. We also took this play to SW Area Theatre Contest, were it was judged and received a first, so we performed it at State Contest as well! The troupe also put together a marathon for State; a melodrama called “The Inventor’s Daughter.” Five productions in nine months is a hectic schedule, and our troupe has many wonderful dedicated actors, technicians, and artists who live up to the motto: The Show Must Go On. Please come out to the show and support this great group of students!