Mad Cat Theatre Company unleashes its 15th season with the politically charged romantic comedy The Star-Spangled Girl by Neil Simon. An unlikely fit at first glance, this 1960’s piece depicts a country polarized after the hangover of the hippie generation’s summer of love. Now, re-examined by Mad Cat, the play will be deconstructed to take place in 2066, with temperatures rising and political tensions mounting; the action underscored by narration and live music.

Andy (Theo Reyna) and Norman (Noah Levine) are radicals who struggle to survive working on their magazine, Fallout, which is dedicated to fighting corruption in America. Sophie (Jessica Farr) is a stranger from somewhere else who moves into the apartment next door and finds herself somewhere else who moves into the apartment next door and finds herself in a compromising situation. Stephen G. Anthony will be narrating and performing the live music along with company member Brian Sayre on percussion.