Tickets are on sale for “Males Order Brides...Or Big Harry Deal’s Scandelous Scheme,” a new Theatre West production running Jan. 17-29 at the Stardust Theatre, in the Kuentz …
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Tickets on sale for next Theatre West show
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Tickets are on sale for “Males Order Brides...Or Big Harry Deal’s Scandelous Scheme,” a new Theatre West production running Jan. 17-29 at the Stardust Theatre, in the Kuentz center.
In 1870 Denver, four wealthy men meet in Lucky Betts Saloon awaiting the arrival of their brides-to-be. As they enjoy the dancing and singing of the saloon girls, they are innocently unaware of crooked the lawyer, Big Harry Deal, and conniving actress, Starr Billings, plotting against them. Starr poses as all four brides scheming to trick the men out of their fortunes.
Tickets are available at the R.H. Johnsen ticket office or at theatrewest.scwclubs.com.
