Perfect Wedding

by Robin Hawdon
August 8 thru September 2
In the Gompertz Theatre

Overview
On the morning of his wedding, Bill wakes up in his honeymoon suite with a dreadful hangover and an unknown woman in his bed. It’s a race against time as he has to either get her out or make up a plausible story before his fiancée and future mother-in law arrive. Desperate times call for desperate measures in this hysterical romp of a love story gone wrong!

More Information

Perfect Wedding will run August 8 through September 2 in the New Gompertz Theatre.

Single tickets range from $29-$36. Buy tickets now.

Director: Bruce Jordan
Scenic Designer: Michael Lasswell
Costume Designer: Sarah Bertolozzi
Lighting Designer: Jeffrey Cady

CAST
Bill.................................................................Graham Stuart Allen
Tom...........................................................................Daryl Embry
Rachel...................................................................Faith Sandberg
Daphne....................................................................Lisa McMillan
Julie..........................................................................Kate Siepert
Judy...................................................................Jenny Strassburg

Lisa McMillan has appeared at FST before in SHEAR MADNESS and last summer's SAVANNAH DISPUTATION.

Did you know that Robin Hawdon's comedies are amongst the most frequently produced around the world? Want to know more about the playwright? Click here to read his profile!

Learn more about Farce.

Read an enlightening article/review, written by Walter Kerr, about farce.

"Humorous" - Backstage.com

"A light and frothy farce" - Rochester City Newspaper

"A humorous pinwheel of deception" - Metroactive.com

FST is using the Hearing Loop System
The Hearing Loop System is the only system that sends clear, superior sound from a microphone directly into a hearing aid or cochlear implant without interference.
This is the official sign designating a venue that has a Loop System. Note the capital white “T” in the lower right corner. This designates a system that sends the sound directly to a T-Coil, a tiny wireless receiver that the hearing aid must have to receive the sound.
The Hearing Loop System is funded by The Selby Foundation.

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