I know this article is a departure from the typical Mortgage and Real Estate, but like all mysteries it has a twist at the end (a Real Estate Twist!).
Friday night, my wife and I had the pleasure of attending a small community theater performance.
The Mystery Plays
The play was at the downtown Walnut Creek Theater, The Lesher Center for the Arts in the small and intimate "Knight Stage".
I'm not a theater goer - maybe a couple a year if I'm lucky. My wife on the other hand has a deep association having been a stage manager for many years. She's also one of those people who read mystery novels (at least one a week), so this was right up her alley.
I don't want to give away the plot but this much I can tell you. One play, two stories, somewhat connected. You'll be sitting on the egde of your seat for some very intense parts played by some very good actors.
Speaking of Actors...
Lynne Elizondo, Ryan Terry, Beth Bemis, John Hale, Sean Bryan and Bill Clemente all did an excellent job. This was Directed by John Allred, but unlike other plays that I've been to, he was there, working to make sure everything was just right.
I'm not sure if it was the intimate setting (small wrap around theater with 5 rows of seating), or the intensity of the performance, or a combination of both, but the play really worked! Can I step off my Mortgage soapbox for a moment and suggest you see this play? You bet!
Performances: June 13th through July 5th
(No performance on June 15th or July 4th)
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:15 p.m.
Sundays at 2:15 p.m.
Saturday Matinee at 2:15 pm on July 5thTickets are available HERE
Oh yeah, the real estate twist.
One of the six actors, Bill Clemente is also a full time Real Estate Agent in Walnut Creek.
For your Real Estate needs I recommend you find him here, here, and here. However...
I also recommend you find him here on the stage!
Go See This Play!
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