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FOOLS
Dominican High School, 120 E Silver Spring Dr, Milwaukee, WI | Get Directions »
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Dominican High School’s award-winning Theater Department is excited to announce their production of Neil Simon's comedy FOOLS, January 17-20, 2013. A young teacher enters a Russian village, to find the villagers speaking a plethora of accents — none of which are Russian. Furthermore, people put dust on items rather than dusting them off and milk cows upside down to get more cream: common sense is not common! The teacher soon learns that the village is under the influence of a 200-year-old curse, which makes everyone in the village a fool. He ambitiously decides that he will be the one to break the evil curse and return the villagers’ intelligence. To break the spell, he must teach the beautiful, young Sophia, which is a daunting task given that her greatest accomplishment to date is learning to sit. To make matters worse, Leon has only 24 hours to educate Sophia; and if he fails, he too becomes a fool! Since Leon falls madly in love with Sophia, his desire to break the spell becomes even more pressing. Will Leon find a way to break the curse, or will he be another fool in love?
Performances will take place at Dominican High School in the small theatre. Tickets are $7/person and can be purchased at the door. Performances dates and times are as follows:
Thursday, Jan. 17 7:00 pm
Friday, Jan. 18 7:30 pm
Saturday, Jan. 19 7:30 pm
Sunday, Jan 20 2:00 pm
Event Details
| Where | Dominican High School 120 E Silver Spring Dr, Milwaukee, WI 53217 |
| Next on | This event is over. |
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| Who to bring | Everyone, Families |
| Website | http://www.dominicanhighschool.com |
| Price | $7 |
More About Dominican High School
Dominican High School was founded in 1956 by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee as a college preparatory school. It is co-educational and 98 percent of its students seek a higher education. The school is located on E. Silver Spring Drive, just west of Santa Monica Boulevard.
Dominican High School has an excellent theater program along with a student news paper called Knightly News. The school belongs to the Metro Classic Conference and the WIAA. Both male and female students can participate in a wide variety of sports such as volleyball, tennis, football, basketball and soccer among others.
There are no uniforms; however, there is a dress code in place. Financial aid is provided for families who require it.
