Beavercreek Community Theatre’s Edge of the Creek Productions will present DOG SEES GOD: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead,” by Burt V. Royal, on the weekends of October 25 and November 3. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8 p.m.; Sunday matinees are at 3 p.m. at the Beavercreek Community Theatre, 3868 Dayton-Xenia Road in Beavercreek. For ticket information, call the box office at 429-4737 or e-mail boxoffice@bctheatre.org.
DOG SEES GOD is a story told from the view point of an unfamiliar Peanuts Gang. It is a window into how they could have evolved if they’d been allowed to grow into adolescence. This play shows us just how hard it is to be stuck between childhood and adulthood,” said Director Matt Curry. “When Charlie Brown’s dog dies he starts questioning his family and friends about what they think happens after death. Nobody can provide him with any solace, save for one–the target of the groups’ harsh bullying and torment. This relationship, forged from hope and love, has disastrous consequences careening towards a poignant and heartfelt ending.”
The cast includes:
CB- Timothy Moore, CB’s Sister — Kaleigh-Brooke Dillingham, Van–Jordan Adams, Matt–Jimmy Mallas, Beethoven–Aaron Brewer, Marcy–Janelle Chamness, Tricia–Lisa Glover & Van’s Sister—Sara Naderer
The show explores strong themes and parental discretion is advised.
“This play’s subject matter requires a certain level of maturity and tolerance. The audience must be willing to let these character’s lives develop. There is strong language, sexuality, intense bullying, explosive emotions, drug use, and rebellion,” Curry said.
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