Born Yesterday
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 18, 2008
Closed Aug 30, 2008
Opened Aug 18, 2008
Closed Aug 30, 2008
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The 1940's comedy about a crude tycoon who brings his showgirl-mistress to Washington D.C. where he hopes to 'buy' a few congressmen with her charms. Unfortunately, her social and intellectual ignorance becomes a hindrance to his business prospects, so he hires a journalist to give her a crash course in history, politics and literature. Properly educated and presentable, she recognizes the crook for what he is worth and falls in love with her tutor
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Cape Playhouse
820 Rte 6A
Dennis, MA 02638
The legendary Cape Playhouse, America's oldest professional summer theater, has been presenting theater in Cape Cod for over seventy years. Californian Raymond Moore spent several summers in Provincetown where he was involved in painting scenery, wr [...] Read More
820 Rte 6A
Dennis, MA 02638
The legendary Cape Playhouse, America's oldest professional summer theater, has been presenting theater in Cape Cod for over seventy years. Californian Raymond Moore spent several summers in Provincetown where he was involved in painting scenery, wr [...] Read More
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Wouldn't it be swell if, political skulduggery were to become a thing of the past? Highly unlikely, given human nature. Plus, the absence of chicanery in Washington might render obsolete Born Yesterday, Garson Kanin's slyly seditious and still incisive 1946 satire about backroom wheeling and dealing now at the Cape Playhouse under Pamela Hunt's snappy direction.
And if that happened, we might not have the thrill of watching a crack performer like Leslie Kritzer tackle the so-dumb-she's-brilliant role of Billie Dawn. She puts her own stamp on the part -- originated by the great Judy Holliday -- complete with the jello-on-springs walk of a chorine turned arm candy (Lisa Zinni's form-hugging c[...]