If you've been waiting to catch Wild Rose Moon's original sketch comedy show, this is your final weekend. The historic downtown Plymouth performing arts venue will host the last two performances on Friday, July 24th, and Saturday, July 25th, both beginning at 7 p.m.
Directed by Zachary Gipson and Maggie Kubley, the show is described as a fast-paced, hilarious, and unpredictable night of original characters and bold humor performed by local talent. Audiences can expect an evening of non-stop laughs from start to finish under the lights of one of downtown Plymouth's most vibrant cultural venues.
Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at Wild Rose Moon, located in Historic Downtown Plymouth.
Wild Rose Moon's mission is to serve as a dynamic cultural center for the community by hosting and producing performing arts, educational ideas, and cultural events in the heart of downtown Plymouth. This original sketch comedy production is another example of the organization's commitment to bringing quality, locally created entertainment to Marshall County audiences.
Don't miss your last opportunity to see the show — Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. at Wild Rose Moon in Historic Downtown Plymouth.
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