Brigham's Playhouse - See How They Run

Remember how much I told you I loved going to this playhouse last month with my daughter to see “Little Women”? Well I had to opportunity to go back this last month and see the play, “See How They Run”, with my husband. My husband isn’t a big play guy. In-fact when we first got married he had never been to a play. Sad huh? He has started to really enjoy them over the last few years especially if they aren’t too musical! Which is the complete opposite for me because I LOVE musicals.

I knew this play would be perfect for him because there wasn’t any singing in it except a little funny comical type singing!! The whole play is a hilarious comic farce. It combines 4 men dressed as clergy, an American actress, a hilarious maid, an old spinster who gets drunk for the first time, and a Russian spy all running through a vicarage trying to figure out what is going on. It is totally hilarious, and kept us laughing the whole time!

Even my husband loved it….along with his Red Barn Ice Cream! There is nothing better than chowing down on Fudge and Ice cream while watching a hilarious play! Like I said before they sell the yummiest treats you can eat during the play!

If you haven’t been to Brigham’s Playhouse yet, you have got to go and see this show!

It is a must see, and I promise even your husband will like it!

I love this statement on their website about providing an uplifting experience,

Brigham’s Playhouse believes in the power of live theatre and its ability to provide audiences and performing artists with life-changing experiences. Brigham’s Playhouse will accomplish this objective by:1) Providing family audiences with excellent, affordable, Broadway-caliber, wholesome and edifying theatre.
2) Providing a work environment and life-style for performing artists that is: based on high moral and ethical values; conducive to inspiration from heavenly sources; and able to allow time with families and for community/church service.
3) Promoting performing arts through a diverse education program that will develop creative & expressive artists and be founded on professional technique, family values, and principles of ethical living.
4) Creating and producing original shows containing theatre, music, and/or dance that promote happy family living, encourage principle centered living, and/or motivate the audience to build a better world.

Here is the lineup for the rest of the 2014 season. It should be wonderful!!