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Join us at The 109 Cultural Exchange in the heart of Downtown Saline for a live theatre performance presented by Mind the Gap Theatre Productions!
Concord Theatricals summarizes this hilarious full-length play —
Middle-aged and married, overworked and a bit of a sad sack, Barney Cashman (played by Adrian Diffey) wants to join the sexual revolution before it’s too late and arranges three seductions. The first, Elaine Navazio (Margaret Gilkes) proves to be a foul-mouthed bundle of neuroses. Bobbi Michele is next, a young actress who’s too kooky by half (played by Jeannine Thompson). And, finally comes September and Jeanette Fisher — a gloomy, depressed housewife who happens to be married to Barney’s best friend (Fran Potasnik).
“Mr. Simon has created a great character here…it is extraordinarily funny and yet also charming…as witty as ever, perhaps wittier.” - The New York Times
Directed by Fran Potasnik
Tickets will be sold online until 1 hour before showtime. Any remaining tickets will be available for purchase night of show at the 109 box office until supplies last and before the show starts. To make other arrangements, please contact Saline Main Street.
GET TICKETS $20
109 Cultural Exchange
109 W Michigan Ave
Saline, MI
United States
Mr Girbach,
Thank you loyal service to to community.
Your a total gentleman, someday I'll have an opportunity to meet you and shake your hand.
Let me take my "filter off" for a moment.
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 80 and low of 63 degrees. Patchy rain nearby for the morning, light rain shower in the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
Thats the city I moved into thirty five no woke years ago! Thank you sir for your service, I'm against DEFUNDING the police.
Interesting you should comment this nonsense because the city and our Police Dept have focused on safety for everyone in our community by encouraging efforts and training in understanding differences neurodivergence, culture, gender and the like. What some may call diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI.
Interesting that Council at times had no problem removing funding from the Rec Center part way through the year but a reassignment of expenses is troubling? Fair questions but to imply something nefarious is quite inappropriate. Worked adjacent to finance in a Fortune 500 company.
“Girbach was part of the team that participated in that analysis and certainly would have been exposed to those numbers.”
If you've followed council 10 years or more, you know that several members of council have had issues with the way the Rec Center is presented at budget time.