Something Rotten!

Something Rotten!

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Date
Thu, Apr 29, 2027
7:30 PM
3 upcoming dates through May 2, 2027

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Something Rotten! Book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell Music and Lyrics by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick April 29 & 30, May 1 at 7:30 PM May 2 at 2 PM Directed by Scott Riner Something Rotten! explodes onto stage as a madcap mashup of Shakespearean swagger and Broadway bombast. Set in Renaissance England, two desperate brothers decide the only way to beat the Bard is to invent the “musical.” Chaos, tap numbers, and history-twisting humor ensue. Expect show-stopping ensemble numbers, razor-sharp parody, and a loveable underdog story that’s equal parts slapstick and heart. With larger-than-life characters and a chorus line that never quits, this is the perfect night out for anyone who loves to laugh until they cry. Bring your sense of humor and your loudest applause—this riotous romp rewrites history and reminds us that sometimes the best ideas are the ones that make the most glorious mess. Join us for uproarious and unforgettable Renaissance revelry. “A laugh‑a‑minute triumph—riotous, clever, and gloriously over‑the‑top.” — The Stage Review TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE MISHLER THEATRE BOX OFFICE! Have a group of ten or more? Call the ACT Office at 814-943-4357 any time to begin booking your discounted tickets!

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