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The Foreigner by Larry Shue
A Comedy of Deception and Revelation Performances: Nov 6-22 2020, Fri,Sat 7:30 pm/Sun 2:30 pm Location: Main Stage at Calvin Church, Tigard OR Directed by Rick Hoover |
PLEASE NOTE: ALL PERFORMANCES HAVE BEEN POSTPONED THROUGH MARCH 2021
The health and wellness of our community is our top priority. We are monitoring the evolving Coronavirus/COVID-19 situation closely and following guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), Oregon Health Authority (OHA), and local officials. We understand the situation is changing rapidly and appreciate your patience and flexibility as we adapt. At this time, we are cancelling all further performances through March 2021. If you purchased tickets online, we have already reached out to you via email: Please contact tickets@maskandmirror.com if you would like a refund, and PR@maskandmirror.com if you prefer to donate your ticket cost.
The health and wellness of our community is our top priority. We are monitoring the evolving Coronavirus/COVID-19 situation closely and following guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), Oregon Health Authority (OHA), and local officials. We understand the situation is changing rapidly and appreciate your patience and flexibility as we adapt. At this time, we are cancelling all further performances through March 2021. If you purchased tickets online, we have already reached out to you via email: Please contact tickets@maskandmirror.com if you would like a refund, and PR@maskandmirror.com if you prefer to donate your ticket cost.
Summary
In a rural fishing lodge in Georgia, Froggy LeSueur, a British demolitions expert, is trying to put his friend, Charlie Baker at ease. The problem is Charlie is pathologically shy and is terrified at the prospect of having to converse with strangers at the lodge. Froggy tells Betty, the owner of the lodge, that Charlie is from an exotic foreign country and neither speaks nor understands English. Froggy then departs for three days. Conversations at the lodge carry on around Charlie much as if he weren't there at all. Charlie learns much and influences what he can, to hilarious results.
