Arts & Leisure
THT presents ‘Servant of Two Masters’

The Town Hall Theater Young Company will take the stage a second time this summer with a production of “Servant of Two Masters” by Carlo Goldoni on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 20-21, at 7 p.m.
The Young Company is part of THT’s education program, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The cast ranges in age from 13 to 22. The production features fast-paced physical comedy as well as an eight-piece band. The actors are also the musicians.
“This is a perfect culmination of a decade of summer programming as this cast draws from the best of our many summer offerings such as Rock-It Science, Shakespeare and musical theater,” said THT Education Director Lindsay Pontius.
The production is directed by Pontius and Kendra Gratton and assisted by Theo Wells-Spackman. This comedy most recently reached international acclaim starring actor/comedian/late-night host James Corden.
As the title suggests, “Servant of Two Masters” revolves around a servant named Truffaldino who is in search of extra cash by serving two masters at once. In a comedy of errors, he encounters a woman disguising herself as a man, a vengeful suitor, a beleaguered cook, crafty inn keepers and wealthy but difficult masters.
The cast includes: Bella Hartwell, Harrison Bruhl, Casey Calzini, Lia Calzini, Amanda Kearns, Lucy Goetz, Bella Hill, Avery Hohenschau, Emily Ma, Zack Maluccio, Owen Flanagan, Noah Sabourin and Anna Wolosinski.
Tickets can be purchased through the THT box office or online at townhalltheater.org. Adults $15, children 12 and under $5.
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