Get ready to dive deeper into the secrets of a small town. The Laboratory Theater is getting ready for the southwest Florida premiere of Tracy Lett's "The Minutes."
Director Alana Rader, along with T.J. Albertson, Stacy Stauffer and Abby Seeley, joined Gulf Coast News to help peel back the layers of this city council comedy.
Tracy Letts' Pulitzer and Tony-nominated play "The Minutes" is a darkly comedic exploration of small-town politics, hidden agendas, and the power of the past. The show takes place in November and shows the inner workings of a city council meeting in the fictional town of Big Cherry.
"The Minutes" will be performing at the Laboratory Theater from April 11 to 27. They are offering 2 p.m. showings or 7:30 p.m. showings, depending on the day. Tickets are $37 each or $10 for students with valid student IDs. There is a new Thursday night special ticket price of $32 each for adults.
For tickets, please call the box office at 239-218-0481 or online at laboratorytheaterflorida.com .
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