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THE GOODBYE PEOPLE

by Herb Gardner
January 27 - February 27, 2005

Old Max Silverman has a dream--he wants to open a hot dog stand, on Coney Island, in February. Max is obsessed with recapturing the glory years of tube steak history, for one last grand hot-dog hurrah. He's enlisted his wayward daughter and a beachcombing stranger to help in the crazy venture. This quirky, madcap comedy is out to prove that it's never too late to go after your dreams.

Directed by David Cecsarini

Featuring David Cecsarini, Richard Halverson, Norman Moses, Robert Spencer, Tami Workentin, C. Michael Wright

"Extraordinarily eloquent and amusing..."
-Curtain Times The New York Theatre

Patron comments:
"We and our guests immensely enjoyed your production of
THE GOODBYE PEOPLE. Along with FALLEN ANGELS and THE VOICE OF THE PRAIRIE, we count THE GOODBYE PEOPLE among the most favorite shows we've seen at The Next Act Theatre. Succinctly stated, we loved it!"
--Murray Papendorf

"The impressive acting brought out the pathos in the characters and sometimes brought a tear to my eye."
--Richard Stefanik

"The ensemble acting was terrific."
--Mary K. Goode

THE GOODBYE PEOPLE
Hopes, dreams,
and hot dogs

THE GOODBYE PEOPLE Photo
Robert Spencer, Tami Workentin, Norman Moses

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