"Always...Patsy Cline" opens 10/22 Cortland NY

[Dave O'Brien]

Visit the Cortland Repertory Theatre. 3 week run starts Thursday!

[Bob Moore]

Where is the Theater in Cortland? Bob M

[Dave O'Brien]

Hi Bob it's 24 Port Watson St.,brand new theatre. Get tix at www.Cortlandrep.org hope to see you there! Dave

[Larry Lorows]

I played the Honky Tonk Angels show there for two years in a row. At that time, we were the only show to be ever called back the following year and it was located up at Little York Park. It was a lot of fun and work. Good luck to you. Larry

[Neil Lang]

Have fun!!! I played steel for that show here at the Marion Ross Theatre a few years ago, also Honky Tonk Angels and Stand by Your Man!! All of them GREAT shows!!! All three were HUGE box office draws!!

[Bob Moore]

Dave we will see you on Nov 6 7:30pm show. Hope to be able to meet you there. Bob Moore

[Dave O'Brien]

It will be a pleasure to meet you Bob!

[Dave O'Brien]

Closing Sunday, there are still a few seats available.

[Bob Moore]

Nice meeting you Dave. Great show and a good sounding Stage One. Bob M

[Craig Baker]

Here's a question for all readers: During the entire run of "Always, Patsy Cline" in which I played, at the directors orders, none of the actors nor musicians were permitted to meet and greet, nor be seen by the audience at any time.

On the other hand, I've seen the play three times and at each performance, the cast all greeted the audience after each performance and as expected, thanked them for coming to the play. The director claimed, if the audience had contact with the cast it would spoil the "mystique".

Any other cast or band members "quarantined" away from the public? Seemed strange indeed to me. After all, there's a reason they call it a "play".

Just curious.

Craig