Sunday afternoon I went to the closing performance of Getting Sarah Married, the last production of Ilion Little Theatre’s 2024-25 season. I had a feeling I should have gone the first weekend; then I could have made a post encouraging local readers to go. As it is, now I can only say, it was a very funny performance. I congratulate all involved. Alas that I do not have any pictures of it. I ought to at least have a picture of Ilion Little Theatre in my Media Library, but I do not think I do.
I got on my Tablet and found this rehearsal shot shared by a cast member and stole it. It includes all but two of the cast, and I think it shows something of the chaotic nature of the plot.
Today I have other theatre things on my mind. I have to study my lines for Four Old Broads in the High Seas, a play I am in a Players of Utica. Yes, I am one of the old broads, the one that is (a quote from the script) “dumb as a box of rocks.” Yes, it is type casting. It is an extremely silly script, but I imagine it will get a lot of laughs.
The director shared this rehearsal shot on one of my Facebook posts. I asked for silly photos to cheer me up. Who, me, be silly? SAY IT AIN’T SO!
Four Old Broads on the High Seas will be presented at Players of Utica, 1108 State St., Utica NY, July 25, 26, and 27, all seats $15. For more information you can visit playersofutica.org





















