Lakeshore Players Theatre has
an exciting lineup of shows for their 71st season in the lovely lakeside town of White Bear Lake. Including Ken Ludwig's
Three Musketeers, the classic musical
She Loves Me, the return of the
Little House on the Prairie musical that premiered at the Guthrie in 2008, the ingenius play
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, the solo play
I Am My Own Wife, and the hilarious musical that reminds us it's a privilege to pee -
Urinetown. But first up, a one weekend only production of the regional premiere of the smart, funny, political, and personal Tony-nominated play
What the Constitution Means to Me. It's such a fantastic production featuring strong performances and a detailed design, and such an important and relevant play, that I wish it had a longer run. So get out to Lakeshore Players Theatre on this warm summer weekend, and if you miss it, you'll have additional opportunities in September on Constitution Day, and in January (including student matinees) -
click here for all of the details.
