(Recorded) Live on Main Street!
Available On-Demand
and Yesterday by Colin Campbell Clements
Two classic early 20th Century plays study the intricacies and comedy of love and relationships.
About The Shows
Sweet and Twenty is the product of playwright Floyd Dell’s momentary heartache, after being stood up by his latest love interest at the time of writing.
The young woman and the young man meet in the cherry orchard of a property each is involved in potentially purchasing. After realizing that both of them are single, the young man impetuously declares his love for her. Although she initially resists, their mutual attraction is clear and the couple embrace. Upon realizing that there is nothing in the way of marrying each other, they take a step back and begin to question the institution of marriage and their own compatibility.
Yesterday features a lady and a British officer who find themselves in conversation at a party. They begin to talk about their past loves, only to discover that these are right in the room.
Cast & Production
Cast
Sweet and Twenty
- April Noel
- Josh Armstrong
- James Kelleher
- Caryl Davidson
Yesterday
- Helen Harold
- Randy Margison
Production Team
- Authors
- Floyd Dell
- Colin Campbell Clements
- Director
- Adam Armstrong
- Producer
- Terry O’Brien
- Stage Manager
- Madison Mantas
- Make-up Advisor
- Heather Kearney
- Costumer
- Samantha Pinneo
- Lighting Designer
- Ken Albrecht
- Sound Designer
- Gene LeFave
- Cinematographer
- Wes Mrowka
- Cameraman
- Keith Stateler
- Stage Crew
- Faith Reidinger
Ticketing Information
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Running Time
- Sweet & Twenty
- 25 minutes
- Yesterday
- 16 minutes
Content Advisory
We do our best to describe content for every show but sensitivities can always vary. This show contains adult themes and might not be suited for young children.