BETA Presents: "1959 Pink Thunderbird Convertible" by James McLure

Date: 

Repeats every day until Sun Nov 09 2014.
Friday, November 7, 2014 - 20:00
Saturday, November 8, 2014 - 20:00
Sunday, November 9, 2014 - 20:00

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The Busan English Theatre Association presents, the Korean premiere of James McLure’s “1959 PINK THUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE”

Performance Dates:
- Friday, November 7th at 8 PM
- Saturday, November 8th at 2 PM and 8 PM
- Sunday, November 9th at 2 PM 

Location:
- Butterfly Theater (청춘나비소극장), Suyeong station, Exit #12, Busan

Cost:
- 5,000 won pre-sale through cast or crew
- Pre-sale online for 5,000 won, pay at the door
(https://pinkthunderbird.eventbrite.com/)
- 10,000 won at the door: first come, first served
- ONLY Friday night: PAY-WHAT-YOU-WANT

Cast:
- Elizabeth: De Anne Dubin 
- Hattie: Holly Ive Bartkowiak
- Amy Lee: Suzanne Farrell
- Roy: Kerry Maher
- Ray: Patrick Sanders
- Cletis: Ryan Estrada

Production Crew:
- Directed by Kerry Maher
- Stage Managed by Sarah Dawn Lowry
Jenna Apollonia
Jennifer Bear Hands 
Esther Rossouw
Charles Buell
Tj Kernan

Synopsis:
Set in 1975 during a sweltering afternoon and evening in Maynard, Texas (pop. 953), the two one-act comedies center around Elizabeth and her husband, Roy, whose 10-year marriage has been marked by Roy's wandering eye, his scarring two-year hitch in Vietnam, and their mutual ongoing admiration for his 1959 pink Thunderbird convertible. In the first show, “Laundry and Bourbon”, both the bourbon and the gossip flow freely as Elizabeth waits for her wayward husband with her friends Hattie and Amy Lee. As the bottle empties, past indiscretions and present fears bubble to the surface. The second one-act, “Lone Star”, set behind a small town Texas bar, finds Roy regaling his brother, Ray, with stories about his three loves: his country, his wife, and his beloved 1959 pink Thunderbird convertible. The New York Times called the show “an uproarious comedy that reveals slices of Texas life that...shine light on the many levels of friendship and the sorrows that people keep hidden from their close friends and, if possible, from themselves."