The Cochin Community Players are gearing up for an eight evening run of the comedy Things My Mother Taught Me.
The opening night of the spring production is Thursday, March 31.
Things My Mother Taught Me by Katherine DeSavino is a warm-hearted, funny story of a young couple moving into a Chicago apartment. Their respective parents show up to "help" with the move and mayhem follows when most of their goods are stolen. The dads become distracted while the moms bring their own wisdom to the mounting problems. The building superintendent adds his own helpful suggestions and the hilarity rolls on to a happy ending.
The performance dates are March 31, April 1, 2 and 3 and April 7, 8 and 9.
Tickets are available by calling Cochin Community Players at 306-480-9333 or email at [email protected].
The Cochin Community Players started in 1996 with a cast and crew of six and an audience of fewer than 200. Recent productions have involved several dozen people and audiences of more than 1,000. Today, with many productions behind it, the club is an important local cultural institution.
