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CANCELED Brighton Beach Memoirs

Valley Center Stage
North Bend, WA

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Online ticket sales end 3 hours before a performance. If you see "Sales Ended" for the performance date which you would like to attend, you may still be able to purchase a ticket at the box office. We set aside a certain number of seats for people purchasing tickets at the door. The box office opens at 7 PM (1:30 PM for Sunday matinees), so you might want to arrive at 6:30 PM (1 PM for Sunday matinees) in order to maximize your chances of a ticket being available at the door. It's very rare for us to not be able to accommodate all who desire to see a performance. If you have any questions about purchasing tickets, please send us an email at support@valleycenterstage.org or call us at (425) 200-8936. Please note that tickets are not for sale through email or by phone. Thank you. See you at the show!

Brighton Beach Memoirs has been canceled due to COVID-19 precautions. Please reach out to support@valleycenterstage.org if you have any questions.

Brighton Beach Memoirs is Part One of Simons humorous and poignant autobiographical trilogy. Simon brings to life the hardships that defined his depression-era youth through narrator, Eugene Jerome, who is a Jewish-American teenager in the throes of puberty, preoccupied with sex and obsessed with the Yankees. He lives with his immediate and extended Jewish family in a crowded, lower middle-class Brooklyn walk-up. According to the father, if you didn't have a problem, you wouldn't be living here, aptly describing the troubled Jerome household suffering illness, unemployment, poverty, deep resentments and the foreboding signs of World War II. Eugene makes witty and unforgettable observations as he learns about girls, family, relationships, and a world on the verge of war.

Directed by VCS former Artistic Director, Jim Snyder, who loves to bring bittersweet stories to life through live theater. Recent directing credits include The Seafarer, Irma Vep, Superior Donuts, Steel Magnolias and Over the River and Through the Woods. Jim recently returned to the stage as Oberon in last seasons A Midsummer Nights Dream.

REVIEWS

"Brings a fresh glow to Broadway... In many respects his funniest, richest and consequently the most affecting of his plays."
-- New York Daily News

"Brighton Beach Memoirs belongs to the family genre where the passwords are forgive and remember." The New York Post called it, "effortlessly his best play."
-- Time critic T.E. Kalem

"Theres no romanticized gloss on the view of family life; the bonds are intense and unbreakable, yet they come through with all the wrinkles of real life."
-- Variety, Read More

"Hilarious comedy... His finest play... A delightful and enriching experience."
-- CBS-TV

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This project is supported, in part, by an award from 4Culture.

If you have any questions about purchasing tickets, please send us an email at support@valleycenterstage.org or call us at (425) 200-8936. Please note that tickets are not for sale through email or by phone.

Thank you! We look forward to seeing you at the show!

Adresse

Valley Center Stage
119 West North Bend Way
North Bend, WA 98045
United States

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