Some of the country folks you will see in PAG’s A Country Christmas (Down on the Farm). From left: Jim Emery, Pam Campbell, Davey Jones, Cyndy Gierada, Dodie Prescott, Carole Keane, Paul White, Diana Paul and Donna Smith; photo by Jeff Krueger
Jeffrey Webster
Join us for a knee-slapping, side-splitting, toe-tapping good time at the Quail Creek Performing Arts Guild’s Christmas Show, A Country Christmas … (Down on the Farm)!
Whether you laugh or groan, y’all will have more fun than at the county fair greased pig races:
A cowboy walks into a German car showroom and says, “Audi!”
I’m directing a cowboy film called, The Sun. It’s set in the West.
A horse walks into a bar, and the bartender asks, “Why the long face?”
There’s also going to be a heap of singing, dancing and ringing in the holidays with beautiful country Christmas ballads, fancy two-steppin’ and classic Christmas music. This show, featuring your talented friends and neighbors, will put you right into the holiday spirit.
In addition to some countrified, cracker-barrel entertainment, you will also enjoy a delicious dinner to make this more fun than getting lost in a corn maze with a pack of bluetick hound dog puppies.
Want to be a part of the fun? There is still time to join the show. PAG is looking for singers, dancers, actors and behind-the-scenes help (makeup, sets, props). Good time guaranteed!
Tickets will go on sale at the Madera Clubhouse on Saturday, October 7, at 8:00 a.m. Tickets are available ONLY through PAG; they are NOT available at the concierge desk. Watch for details in your “What’s Happening” emails for additional ticket sale dates. Tickets are $37.50 for both dinner and more fun than boll weevils in a field full of cotton. Dates of the show are November 30 and December 1 and 2.
Remember, this is the popular annual Christmas Dinner Show produced by your friends and neighbors who belong to PAG. This is not the Robson-sponsored show.
Questions? Contact Dodie Prescott at [email protected] or 520-528-7211.