* * * SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE * * *

We believe that live theater is something that everyone should have a chance to experience - so dress rehearsal for each of our four main productions this year will be designated a 'Share and Share Alike Show'. You share your time and enjoyment, we share some entertainment, we all share with those who need some help by our Food Bank donations. A dress rehearsal is just like the "real" show. It's a final runthough to make the actors confident. What better way to do that than to have an audience to react to you? So this is a chance to see the show for free. Just donate non-perishable items for the Food Bank. Join us and come enjoy!

* * * A NEW THEATER … AT LAST * * *

Now that we have a permanent home, we encourage you come visit us often. We are located at 95 Philadelphia Lane, in Jasper, GA. Philadelphia Lane intersects Old Philadelphia Road just behind the Jasper WalMart that is on Highway 515. Go to our "Contact" page on the website for a map and come see us. Whether you come to see a show, participate in a camp, class or workshop, volunteer your time, or are looking for a place to hold YOUR event, remember: If it's entertaining, it's Tater Patch!

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Aug

Dracula! — Show info and auditions

By Nan

auditions

Auditions for Dracula on will be August 8 from 2- 6 PM and August 10 from 6-8 PM. Callbacks, if necessary, will be on 8/13 at 6 PM. Auditions (as well as many of the rehearsals) will be at 953 E. Church St, Jasper, Ga 30143. Go to calendar and click on auditiondate for a map to the location.This building is located on Church St (Hwy 53) in Jasper, across the street from the Bealls/Sav-A-Lot retail space.Call Nan Nawrocki at 770-547-1096 if you have questions, need more directions, or wish to audition but are not available at these times. There are six men, ranging from 50′s-60′s to 20′s, and two women, one is in her 20′s, (Lucy), the other may be played by any age. The play will be directed by Nan Nawrocki, assisted by Alex Ray. The producer has not been set at this time.

Dracula October 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 at Twelve Stone Farm (directions). This version is not for little kiddies but is full of fun and suspense for everyone else.This version of Dracula is a 1924 stage play adapted from the Bram Stoker novel. It was the first adaptation of the novel authorised by Stoker’s widow, and has influenced many subsequent adaptations. It compresses some of the scenes and eliminates some characters from the novel. It is set in Dr Seward’s asylum in England. His daughter’s friend died mysteriously and now his daughter is ill. Dr. Seward seeks help from VanHelsing, a noted expert in both strange diseases and the supernatural. Their consultations are interrupted by the escape of a raving patient, Renfield — a man who seems able to escape even the most secure room. Dr. Seward’s recent neighbor, a count from Transylvania who has bought nearby Carfax Abbey, has become a frequent visitor to the doctor’s home. The action grows more threatening and tense as the story progresses to its conclusion. In the spirit of the season, a free beverage coupon will be given if you arrive as a vampire — and all performances are after dark, so it’s safe. Fundraising raffle for a “stake dinner” for 2. Seating limited to 100 per night.