CCCT Presents "On Borrowed Time"

Coal Creek Community Theater Presents On Borrowed Time by Paul Osborn

LOUISVILLE, CO – Coal Creek Community Theater will open their second show of their 22^nd season on April 29th.  On Borrowed Time by Paul Osborn, directed by Lynn Fleming, will run through May 14^th at the Louisville Center for the Arts.  This touching fantasy tells the story of Gramps and his orphaned grandson, Pud.   Gramps is idolized by his young grandson, who models his every action after the old man, but Gramps’ salty expressions and rough behavior are frowned upon by the strait-laced Aunt Demetria, who angles to gain custody of Pud and his inheritance. When Death, in the form of Mr. Brink, comes to claim Gramps, Gramps can’t bear to leave his beloved Pud to Aunt Demetria, so he outwits Death by trapping Mr. Brink in an apple tree. The resulting suspension of Death throughout the universe leads first to chaos, but ultimately to an unexpected and tender resolution to the dilemma.

AT A GLANCE

WHAT

Coal Creek Community Theater Presents On Borrowed Time

By Paul Osborn

Directed by Lynn Fleming

WHEN

April 29, 30 & May 1*, 6, 7, 8*, 9, 13, 14

Performances begin at 7:30pm

*Sunday matinees begin at 2:00pm

Half Price Night: April 30, all tickets 50% OFF

Industry Night: May 9, all tickets $10 

WHERE

Louisville Center for the Arts

801 Grant Ave.

Louisville, CO 80027

TICKETS

Adults: $15

Students (19-) and Seniors (60+): $12

BOX OFFICE

303-665-0955

www.ccctheater.org

CAST

Greg Christopher

James Carver

Cobi Granger

Marian Bennett

Veronica Lingo

Susan Meylor

Timm Meylor

Scott Swaggart

Dan Schock

Tom Wade

Randy Schwartz

REHEARSAL PHOTOS (attached)

OBT_PR_2.jpg: From top to bottom, Greg Christopher, James Carver and Cobi Granger

OBT Poster Image.jpg: Promotion Poster for On Borrowed Time

SYNOPSIS

Gramps is idolized by his young grandson, Pud, who models his every action after the old man, but Gramps’ salty expressions and rough behavior are frowned upon by the strait-laced Aunt Demetria, who angles to gain custody of Pud, along with his inheritance. When Death, in the form of Mr. Brink, comes to claim Gramps, Gramps can’t bear to leave his beloved Pud to Aunt Demetria, so he outwits Death by trapping Mr. Brink in an apple tree. The resulting suspension of Death throughout the universe leads first to chaos but ultimately to an unexpected and tender resolution to the dilemma.

 ABOUT CCCT

Coal Creek Community Theater is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization based in Louisville, CO. They are an all volunteer operation that is now in its 22^nd Season. CCCT is sponsored, in part, by the City of Louisville.

www.ccctheater.org