Ottawa Little Theatre’s centennial continues with Neil Simon’s classic 1961 comedy, Come Blow Your Horn. Come Blow Your Horn is back on stage as part of Ottawa Little Theatre’s ten plays from ten decades after being last produced in 1965.
Is the playboy lifestyle all it’s cracked up to be? A young man’s decision to leave the home of his parents for the bachelor pad of his older brother just might answer that question. The 60′s are alive and well in this classic by one of America’s favorite playwrights.
Come Blow Your Horn is a comedy written by Neil Simon and directed by Sarah Hearn. It stars Corey Pelow, Joey McDougall, Connor Merghetis, Louis Lemire, Anne van Leeuwen, and Cathy Nobleman. The show runs from April 23th through May 11th (Tuesday to Saturday) at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $25, with discounts for seniors and students. They can be purchased online at OLT’s website, by calling 613.233.8948, or at the box office at 400 King Edward Avenue.
Other Media
Review: (Ottawa) Come Blow Your Horn! (Robyn Lester, Charlebois Post)
Come Blow Your Horn: An early play by Neil Simon that can still demonstrate… (Jamie Portman, Capital Critics Circle)
Come Blow Your Horn: Uneven but a pleasant and amusing tribute to the 1960s… (Iris Winston, Capital Critics Circle)
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Preview article prepared by Allan Mackey.
