 |  Pinky poster, design by Jenny Estremera. Pinky
Written by David Templeton
Directed by Maddy Ryen
Performances: Tickets: Free! (suggested donation $10) All performances begin at 8:00 p.m. at the Schmeiser Barn. Note: Similar to our 2011 production of Nahar, this play is being performed as a staged reading. Basic technical elements (a set, props, lighting) will be present, but some actors may still be reading from scripts at times during the performance. A charmingly odd comedy about love, friendship, and other role-playing games. When David meets Pinky, he is instantly smitten. Pinky joins his group of brainy, Tolkien-quoting friends, and reveals her own quest to find her "P.C." - short for Prince Charming. Determined to sweep Pinky off her feet, David enlists the help of their friends in a scheme to prove he is Pinky's prince – a plan involving swordfights, treasure hunts, and a battle against the forces of evil. As Pinky and David recount the tale, their separate memories morph into one outrageous story of teenage love, friendship, and happily-ever-afters. Originally written for a cast of two, Director Maddy Ryen has expanded the production to include a hilarious ensemble cast of David's misfit friends, in the first production of Pinky since the playwright's own debut performance. Cast David - Geoffrey Albrecht Pictures from rehearsals may be viewed on the Barnyard Theatre Facebook page. |
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