The Division of Fine and Performing Arts at Paradise Valley Community college presents William Inge’s romantic comedy “Bus Stop,” directed by Joe Flowers, Sept.27-30 in the Studio Theatre/M-East Building.
Shows are 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27, 28 and 29 and 2 p.m. Sept. 30, 2012. Admission is $10 for Adults; $8 for Seniors; $6 for Students/Military; $4 for Children. Advanced Ticket Purchase Recommended. Additional $2 charge for tickets purchased at the door.
“Bus Stop” is William Inge’s classic romantic comedy about two young lovers and their struggle to find a place in the world. A snowstorm is raging in the Midwest, and a group of bus passengers take shelter in a small diner outside of Kansas City. Stranded for the rest of the night, the passengers and diners have to deal with a loud, boisterous cowboy and his relentless pursuit of a pretty young girl from the Ozarks. As the night passes, Inge’s characters reveal how tough finding true love can be. Originally directed by Harold Clurman in 1955, “Bus Stop” was nominated for four Tony awards including Best Play.
