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Feb
13 - 23
2020
A delightful “farce of marital misunderstanding that gives unfailing pleasure to those in search of nothing more than a good laugh.” Terry Teachout, (Wall Street Journal)
BEDROOM FARCE is one of Sir Alan Ayckbourn’s key Broadway successes – a delightful “farce of marital misunderstanding that gives unfailing pleasure to those in search of nothing more than a good laugh.” Terry Teachout, (Wall Street Journal). Written in 1975, the funny and truthful story occurs during a single night, when a highly-strung self-absorbed couple wreak havoc in the bedrooms of three other couples. The farce in this play relies upon the comedy of character, sprinkled with
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Tickets
$20 general
$15 seniors and non-SSU students 18 and above
SSU students and those under 18 receive free admission.
For access and accommodation information, visit salemstate.edu/access
Contact: 978.542.6365
Email: kgahagan@salemstate.edu
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BEDROOM FARCE is one of Sir Alan Ayckbourn’s key Broadway successes – a delightful “farce of marital misunderstanding that gives unfailing pleasure to those in search of nothing more than a good laugh.” Terry Teachout, (Wall Street Journal). Written in 1975, the funny and truthful story occurs during a single night, when a highly-strung self-absorbed couple wreak havoc in the bedrooms of three other couples. The farce in this play relies upon the comedy of character, sprinkled with a good dash of slapstick. As foolish as these characters can be, Ayckbourn gives us warm and loveable human beings with a lovely lightness of touch.
* Event durations (if noted) are approximate. Please check with the presenting organization or venue to confirm start times and duration.
LOCATION
Salem State Callan Theater
352 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA 01970
PARKING INFO
Parking is available around the perimeter of the campus. After 5 and on weekends, patrons can use the lot located on Lafayette Street, immediately past the Sophia Gordon Center and Meier Hall.
