Join InHouse Theatre for Neil Simon’s Rumors, August 15-31!
Rumors is a co-production with 413 Repertory Theatre, staged as an immersive high tea experience at the Madeline Garden Bistro
Four couples arrive at an upscale dinner party to discover that their hostess is missing and the deputy mayor has shot himself in the head. As secrets unravel and rumors fly, the evening spirals into absurdity in classic Neil Simon style.
Directed by InHouse Thetare’s Annabelle Borke, Rumors will be staged in the living room of a Victorian mansion-turned-teahouse, where guests will be served a full English high tea meal. As the audience enjoys this immersive, laugh-out-loud experience they’ll find that the only thing more ridiculous than the truth are the lies told to cover it up.
Prices vary from $75-$105
Madeline Garden Bistro, 1030 E. Green Street, Pasadena, Ca 91106
For more information, visit 413rep.org
Tickets available here!
Rumors features JORGE- LUIS PALLO (American Horror Story; The Rookie), HEATHER RENEE WAKE (American Housewife), KEVIN SCOTT ALLEN (American Primeval; General Hospital), BRITTANY VISSER (Dead Girls Detective Agency), MARQUISE SIMMONS (Seal Team), SHAUNA MARIE BURRIS (QT), NOAH KHYLE (Fear the Walking Dead; MacGyver), ANNABELLE BORKE (A Biltmore Christmas; Season's Greetings on Cherry Lane), SEAN JAMES (Morning Show; CSI: Vegas), and JAMES BORKE (Confederate Zombies)
Directed by ANNABELLE BORKE
Produced collaboratively by InHouse Theatre Company and 413 Repertory Theatre
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