SUBMITTED PHOTO John Smith (Eddie Curry) panics when his cab schedule is thrown off and his double life (which includes two wives in separate houses) starts to unravel in Beef & Boards’ “Run for Your Wife.” A double life adds up to a hilarious comedy in Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre’s “Run for Your Wife,” opening Dec. 29.
Timing is everything in this comedy of marital errors. John Smith is a simple cab driver who leads a rather complicated life. He’s happily married – but to two women. Neither wife is aware of the other because John maintains a precise schedule that divides his time between them in their separate homes.
All enjoy wedded bliss until that schedule is disrupted and reporters and police detectives are on the trail of the “two” John Smiths. While chaos ensues, he receives some assistance from his neighbor, Stanley Gardner, who has just learned of his friend’s double life and – at least for a while – is a bit jealous.
With outrageous stories and little white lies, John scrambles to keep his life and his marriages from unraveling. He’s apparently ready to do anything it takes – even if that means eating the newspaper.
Tickets range from $40 to $65 and include a buffet dinner. Discounts are available for children ages 3-15 and groups of 20 or more. A show schedule is posted at www.beefandboards.com, and tickets are available by calling 872-9664.
Tickets for a special New Year’s Eve performance, which includes dinner, live music, a balloon drop, a champagne toast and a breakfast buffet, are $82.50.
Timing is everything in this comedy of marital errors. John Smith is a simple cab driver who leads a rather complicated life. He’s happily married – but to two women. Neither wife is aware of the other because John maintains a precise schedule that divides his time between them in their separate homes.
All enjoy wedded bliss until that schedule is disrupted and reporters and police detectives are on the trail of the “two” John Smiths. While chaos ensues, he receives some assistance from his neighbor, Stanley Gardner, who has just learned of his friend’s double life and – at least for a while – is a bit jealous.
With outrageous stories and little white lies, John scrambles to keep his life and his marriages from unraveling. He’s apparently ready to do anything it takes – even if that means eating the newspaper.
Tickets range from $40 to $65 and include a buffet dinner. Discounts are available for children ages 3-15 and groups of 20 or more. A show schedule is posted at www.beefandboards.com, and tickets are available by calling 872-9664.
Tickets for a special New Year’s Eve performance, which includes dinner, live music, a balloon drop, a champagne toast and a breakfast buffet, are $82.50.
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