Picnic, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Classic at the Long Beach Playhouse
Long Beach Playhouse - MainStage (5021 E. Anaheim St. Long Beach, CA 90804)
- Full Price:
- $22.00
- Our Price:
- $12.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Picnic have expired.
The last date listed for Picnic was Saturday May 3, 2008 / 8:00pm.
5 Goldstar Member Reviews
Robert Tingley
Most the of actors were very accomplished in their roles but the lead male actor, though accomplished as an actor, was required to spend half of the play without a shirt on. He was not really physically fit for the role and it was somewhat distracting. I would have given 3 stars if it were not for this.Written on Apr 14 2008
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derek
Took 6 friends all really enjoyed itWritten on May 05 2008
The girl who played the pretty girl was actually very pretty!
The smart one was cute too!
"We vill be back"
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Linda Shampine
Dear Goldstar,Written on Apr 21 2008
My Mother and I really enjoyed the play. We were very close to the stage. It brought back memories for both of us from the 50's and 60's.
Thank you very much.
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joan flax
good period piece....shows how far women have progressed in societyWritten on Apr 14 2008
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More Information About Picnic
Description
The waning days of summer should give way to the promise of autumn and a fresh start. But it’s 1953 in a small Kansas town and options are few for the beautiful Madge and her independent younger sister, Millie, who yearn for more than the life of staid domesticity awaiting them. Then a dangerously handsome drifter comes along and sets the whole town a-flutter.
By William Inge
Directed by Michael Ross
About the Ticket Supplier: Long Beach Playhouse
Seventy-five continuous years of quality live theatrical entertainment have established the Long Beach Playhouse as a landmark in the City of Long Beach. The Playhouse produces 16 shows annually with a new play or musical every three weeks on the the Mainstage or upstairs in the Studio Theatre. Long Beach's flagship professional theatre cuts across age, gender, ethnic, and cultural boundaries while being entirely self-supporting through ticket sales and membership support.