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The Complete History of America (Abridged)

The Complete History of Americaby Adam Long, Reed Martin & Austin Tichenor

CREATIVE TEAM SHOW/DINNER DETAILS TICKET INFO CAST and CREW SYNOPSIS

Director           Tom Zwiebel
Producer            Ken Neuenschwander

 Show Details
March 3-5, 2016
7:30 pm Curtain
Napoleon American Legion
(500 Glenwood Ave, Napoleon, OH 43545)

Dinner Information (Dinner Show reservation deadline is Wednesday, March 2 at 5:00 EST)
6:00 Happy Hour and appetizers (cash bar at American Legion prices)
6:30 Dinner is served
7:00 Walk-ins at $12.00 at the door
7:10 Preshow w/ THE HENRY COUNTY CHORALE
7:30 CURTAIN

Meal Provided by Skiver Family Catering 
Italian chicken
Pork roast
Green beans
Cheesy potatoes
7 layer salad
Dinner Rolls

Ticket Information
$20.00 Dinner and Show (reservation deadline is Wednesday, March 2 at 5:00)
$12.00  walk-in tickets 15 minutes before curtain

Email: Tickets@mvctohio.org or call/text 419-966-2532

Cast
Chris Leitner
Melissa Rausch
Stan Schmidt

Synopsis
During this amusingly inaccurate play, the audience is taken on a gut-busting roller coaster ride filled with important historic figures and events that have been warped and twisted for the sole purpose of comedy. In just about two hours, The Complete History of America (Abridged) covers 500 years of American history—from the birth of Bob Dole before Christ to the assassination of JFK by Lucy Ricardo. You’ll laugh your star-spangled head off and cry red, white and blue tears as everything you know about American history is distorted through hilarious sketches, songs and parodies.

   “History has never been this much fun.  Or as delightfully mutilated…Doubtless, reputable historians like Will and Ariel Durant would cringe at this slapstick telling of the American saga.  But the rest of us can just giggle uncontrollably.” —THE GAZETTE

“In a series of sketches that move at breakneck speed, the Reduced Shakespeare Company scampers through American history…This HISTORY OF AMERICA should be a required course.” —THE BOSTON HERALD