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Cabin Fever

Presented by Santa Clara Players at Triton Museum Hall Pavilion

October 30-November 21, 2009

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Action whirls around one disastrous Memorial Day weekend at the Beckle cabin in the Texas hill country. Aubry, his four daughters and Great Aunt Tammy gather there for the first time since Mrs. Beckle's death. Nothing goes right. Aunt Tammy is trapped in the bathroom. Daughter Cesca arrives bearing scars from a round with her abusive husband. Her sister Pidge, on sudden leave from the group home for the emotionally disturbed where she lives, shows up in Cesca's car with Cesca's chloroformed husband locked in the trunk. The Beckles must pull together or the family will self destruct. Their strongest ally may be their most alienated member.

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Triton Museum Hall Pavilion

1505 Warburton Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95050

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Tickets:
$16-$18

Times:
Thurs-Sat: 8pm
Sun: 2:30pm
(plus Sat 10/30 @ 2:30pm)

Phone: 408-248-7993

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Event Name: Cabin Fever
"Cute!"
Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, CA, Nov 16, 2009

This is a simple, fun, fast paced comedy that has some very colorful characters holed up in a Texas Cabin. Even script, acting and production values make this a fun evening as long as you come to... Expand

This is a simple, fun, fast paced comedy that has some very colorful characters holed up in a Texas Cabin. Even script, acting and production values make this a fun evening as long as you come to chuckle, and not analyze. Just enjoy the silliness, deep theatre this is not, and that's okay! Collapse