By Anne Ritchie
There’s everything but the kitchen sink in Oscar Madison’s living room, found currently at Blackhorse Village Players.

You could, however, find it hidden under the rumpled shirts, crunched papers, crooked pictures, and overflowing laundry bag, all part of the comedy and chaos. There’s also a motley crew of poker players that complete the scene for Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple, current production at Blackhorse Village Players.

by Anne Meara
directed by Margaret Phillips

The Blackhorse Village Players latest production After-Play is ready to hit the stage and cure the February blaws. This metaphysical comedy by Anne Meara (actress and mother to Ben Stiller), is set in the newest "in" Manhattan restaurant. The play opens with an ethereal waiter preparing for the arrival of a party of four. Just as the two couples are about to enter, it magically begins to snow making the night perfect for a cozy after-theatre supper.

Play is fun for the entire family

BY Ursula Penney, Special November 30, 2009 17:11

TOTTENHAM - The spirit of Christmas is alive and well with the production of Dear Santa by Norm Foster at the Blackhorse Village Players Theatre.

When some spunky elves come on stage dancing to "We've got the Power," you can't help but smile and know you're in for some good wholesome comedy.

By Anne Ritchie

The Blackhorse Village Players opens a world of magic for the whole family this season with Norm Foster’s Dear Santa. In response to the play, notes have been referred to the North Pole.

“Dear Santa:

“Please send me the same message of joy, fun, and merriment that you vested upon the highly entertained audience at The Blackhorse Village Players. Everyone enjoys this play!

“Please include instructions in how to be as lovable as the befuddled Algernon Gladstone (Craig Butler). He had us rolling with laughter as he frantically orders about all the elves, visitors and a mysterious stowaway from the North Pole express.