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Please join us for Blueberries, Broadway, and Brian, a one-man show featuring Brian Allen of Good Theater, on Friday, April 19th at 2 p.m. at Lunt Auditorium (74 Lunt Road, Falmouth, ME 04105).
“Blueberries, Broadway, and Brian speaks to Allen’s wit, turn of phrase, and deliciously outrageous sense of humor. The monologue recounts Allen’s autobiographical journey from scion of a Maine blueberry dynasty (Allen’s Blueberries is one of the world’s largest producers of wild blueberries) to a familiar fixture on the New York and regional theatre scene. Told with a self-deprecating humor and just the right blend of provocative and boyish charm, Allen narrates his family history, his flying in the face of parental expectations by choosing a life in the theatre, and countless stories of the colorful characters he has met along the way.” – BroadwayWorld.com
Brian P. Allen is the co-founder and Executive & Artistic Director of Good Theater, a non-profit theater company based in Portland. Some of his favorite productions include: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, August Osage County, Act One, An Inspector Calls, Clybourne Park, Light up the Sky, and A Man of No Importance to name a few. He is a Maine native who has worked in professional theater for over 40 years starting with Maine State Music Theatre in 1982. For seven years, he worked with the Portland Symphony Orchestra directing Magic of Christmas and creating Pops concerts. He has also directed at The Theater at Monmouth, The Theater Project, Biddeford City Theater, and Portland Players. Brian directed the off-Broadway run, as well as the national tour, of the original musical Radical Radio. He has taught classes on the history of musical theater and serves as a consultant for small non-profits as well as individuals who need some direction in their lives.
This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is required. Sign up using the form below or by calling the Front Desk at (207) 781-4460.
Masks are optional for those who are vaccinated.
