GOLD MEDDLING or CAIN’T WE ALL JEST GIT ALONG?

In the deep midwinter there is always a ray of light! Attached is the flyer for GOLD MEDDLING or CAIN’T WE ALL JEST GIT ALONG?

It don’t matter which side of the fence you’re on, the MAD PLAYERS got you covered. Laughter flows in all directions so we hope to see you at the show!

Two weekends in Scott Valley–Feb. 16/17  in Fort Jones and 23,24,25 at the Avery. and we’ve added a March 3rd  show at SPAC (not listed on the flyer.)

Bring the family, eat out before or after–make it a THING! All proceeds are plowed right back into the community through the ROTARY CLUB and SCOTT VALLEY THEATRE COMPANY.

Pass this along to friends, family and that neighbor who could use some laughs.

Happy New Year!

THE MAD PLAYERS

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