Flying Leap

Dear Theater Lovers,

Put April 14 on your calendars. Flying Leap Improvisational Troupe will entertain you one night only at Russian River Hall; 20347 Highway 116, Monte Rio, CA 95462 at 8 PM. Admission only $15 . (See attached Flyer for reservations)

Improvisational Theater at its best. Be part of the creativity and have fun suggesting wild and improbable ideas and see them unfold right before your eyes.

Tell your friends! They will enjoy it too.

The Language of Flowers Review from Sonoma County Gazette

The critic Alexa Chipman has published her review of The Language of Flowers on the website of the Sonoma County Gazette.

“‘The Language of Flowers’ is an eccentric evening of profound ideas through a macabre story of passion and revenge. The decomposing garden parallels the women who tend it, and Michael Tabib’s attentive direction brings out elements of dark humor. He worked with Hamlin on the set design, with a stained refrigerator, smoke damaged walls, and well-worn furnishings. This odd, yet captivating play will leave you with thought-provoking questions after the curtain has gone down.”

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“The Language of Flowers” by Gavin Kayner

March 2 – 24

(A California Premiere)
Directed by Michael Tabib

This is one of the most tantalizing plays in recent years. Two sisters, with a horrific mystery they share, must shut themselves away from the world until an unintentional intruder shatters their proverbial walls, culminating into unexpected revelations and surprises. Chock full of literary sensuality and dark humor, Mr. Kayner’s masterpiece is a must for the discerning theater goer. Adult situations. Don’t miss it!

“Bullshot Crummond”

June 1 – 23

by Ron House, Diz White, John Neville Andrews, Alan Shearman, and Derek Cunningham
Directed by Avi Lind

A parody of the 1930s low-budget grade “B” detective movies, this production derives its humor from the audacious attempt to transport effects normally reserved for films to the stage. Follow the fearless and somewhat dim-witted Captain Crummond through a series of adventuresome mishaps, alongside a damsel in distress, many colorful characters, and three deliciously nasty villains, to the long awaited conclusion of love, romance, and the saving of jolly old England from total annihilation. Fun for the whole family.

“Count Dracula” by Ted Tiller

October 5 – 27

Directed by Nadja Masura

The classic tale of the ultimate vampire, based on Bram Stoker’s horror novel, comes to life with some unexpected melodramatic humor and surprises. Special effects and colorful characters will add to your Halloween Season enjoyment. Bring the kids and come in costume for prizes and treats.

“Mrs. Warren’s Profession” by George Bernard Shaw

November 24 – December15 (10 performances only)

Directed by Michael Tabib.

Shavian humor and irony disguise this typical situation comedy of many a parent-child relationship. Not a Holiday play by any stretch of the imagination, but a lesson in life by any standard. A woman’s dishonorable past morphs into the failure of her life with the one important object of her being, her daughter. Or so she thinks! The dilemma that many parents must face with their children when the time comes for truth and reconciliation with their decisions for survival and self respect. Parents, beware of being judged by your own children! 

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