Grace and Glorie – a sentimental odd couple crowd pleaser
Administrator | Sep 26, 2014 | Comments 2
Now in its final weekend of performances, enjoy Grace & Glorie, a heartwarming play about a young woman’s acceptance of a painful loss while working as a hospice caregiver for a terminally ill, elderly woman.
“We made some big men a little teary, and that’s awesome,” said Jennifer Sills, who is starring in the show with Paulina McMahon.
“Jennifer and Paulina are outstanding,” says producer Lori Robinson. So far, although the audiences have been small, there isn’t a sole that hasn’t loved it.”
The Marysburgh Mummers performance at Mount Tabor Community Playhouse in Milford is raising funds for Hospice Prince Edward and the Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Tickets are available at the door. Admission is $15 each and if you’re bringing someone under 18 years old, the price is $10 for that person.
Remaining shows are:
Friday, Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 28 at 2:00 p.m.
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Thanks to the great community of folks that supported “Grace and Glorie” at Mount Tabor Community Playhouse, Milford, these last two weekends with their attendance. All profits will be going to the PEC Memorial Hospital Foundation and Hospice Prince Edward.
A special recognition to those election candidates who found the time to attend “G and G” to support these causes and the arts in the County – Dianne O’Brien, Ray Hobson and Nick Nowitski. And a thanks to Laverne Bailey for set support.
Caught the play recently and it is two fer’.
Not only is it for a worthy cause it is also an excellent production which is great entertainment.