To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings “a farcical, light-hearted and good-natured” comedy to stage. Accidentally Yours, by Pauline Williams Snapp, was first produced in 1949. The show opens Friday, April 8. “We’ve set our production in a … Continue reading →

Brush Creek newcomer Julie Mackinnon (above) plays Gladys Mosby, who "believes that anything can happen." Long-time Brush Creek veteran Shannon Copeland (below) plays her husband Spencer, who is "resigned to the conviction that it usually does." I don’t think you … Continue reading →

I pursue a girl and she can’t even tell what I’m doing. I even tell her I’m pursuing her and she says “I see." -- Larry Conwell, played by Phillip Wade To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings … Continue reading →

Phillip Wade (above) plays Larry Conwell, a well-known author who comes to visit the Mosby household. Shannon Copeland (below) plays Spencer Mosby, whose wife Gladys is convinced that he is the next great American author. Young man, I’m glad to … Continue reading →

Shannon Copeland plays Spencer Mosby, whose efforts to produce a prize-winning manuscript drive the story forward. To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings “a farcical, light-hearted and good-natured” comedy to stage. Accidentally Yours, by Pauline Williams Snapp, was … Continue reading →

Vivienne Mosby (played by Kelly Lazar, above) at times appears to be the only truly sane character circling the Mosby household. To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings “a farcical, light-hearted and good-natured” comedy to stage. Accidentally Yours, … Continue reading →

To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings “a farcical, light-hearted and good-natured” comedy to stage. Accidentally Yours, by Pauline Williams Snapp, was first produced in 1949. “We’ve set our production in a time and place that may never … Continue reading →

Kelly Lazar (above) plays Vivienne Mosby, who views her Uncle Spencer and Aunt Gladys with amused affection. To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings “a farcical, light-hearted and good-natured” comedy to stage. Accidentally Yours, by Pauline Williams Snapp, … Continue reading →

To continue its 40th anniversary season, Brush Creek brings “a farcical, light-hearted and good-natured” comedy to stage. Accidentally Yours, by Pauline Williams Snapp, was first produced in 1949. The show closes on Sunday, April 24. “We’ve set our production in … Continue reading →