The world premiere play “Self-Storage: The Contents of Our Lives,” will be staged at 7 p.m. Friday through Monday, Aug. 17-20, at the RFA Lakeside Theater, 2493 Main St., in Rangeley.
The play, presented by the Rangeley Friends of the Arts, is a dark comedy about human quirks and the life choices that lead us to collect and store too much stuff.
The play was written by the Lakeside Playwrights, a volunteer group of writers working on the project, which includes Janice Adler, Elyse Andrews, Mary Ellen Simon, Carolyn Smith, Tim Straub and Valerie Zapolsky.
The cast includes Carolyn Smith, Les Hoekstra, Dennis O’Neil, Tim Straub, Marie Hyfield, Amanda Brochu, Anna Mather, Fletcher DellaValle, Noah Bonnell and Adrian Heatley. The play is directed by Anne Crump and is produced by Valerie Zapolsky.
Crump states: “Bringing a new play to the Rangeley stage is exciting and challenging. This locally written play will definitely entertain all who come. We are also excited that it was made possible by a grant from the King Foundation,” according to a news release from RFA.
The play is made possible by a grant from the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation, and sponsored locally by Dead River Company and Mark Beauregard Inc.
Tickets cost $18 for adults, $15 the first night, and $10 for children. Tickets will be available at the door.
For tickets or more information, vist rangeleyarts.org.
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