The Thread Theater at the Franco Center is bringing back its version of drama and (sometimes) comedy Friday, Nov. 21 to the Center's Lower Level bar and lounge, sometimes referred to as The Crypt. The Franco Center was once a church and church basements are often called crypts no matter if there are bodies buried in the basement or not. Dan Kane, Tony Morin, Jason Pelletier and Danielle Eaton are hosts for the evening.
Cash bar and doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Show at 7 p.m.
Tickets cash only at the door. $10.
The audience is encouraged to actively let the cast of each play know just how they are doing. The event tends to carry adult themes and usually are not appropriate for minors, who should be accompanied by responsible adults (or have permission), if they do attend.
Thread Theater at the Franco Center made its debut in February 2015 and occurred 46 times before its final performance in 2018. More than 300 original 10-minute sketches were written and performed by local people as part of this program.
The Franco Center is at 46 Cedar Street in Lewiston’s Little Canada neighborhood. Parking is available across the street in the Oxford Street mill lot; across the street in the Lincoln-Cedar Street lot; and in the Chestnut Street garage. Handicap access is via the elevator on the Lincoln Street alley side of the building.
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