Created by Jeffrey Moore and Rachel Klem
Produced by Rachel Klem

December 7 – 16, 2017

Yes. it’s Durham’s very own Beloved Holiday Classic. Jeffrey Moore and Rachel Klem’s epic down home Yuletide Faulknerian farce returns for its 10th year, and for the first time at Manbites Dog!

Set in West Durham, this interactive, family-friendly holiday entertainment follows the Dodson/Hussy family as they grapple with crazy neighbors, ghosts, fruitcakes and a holiday tornado.

Featuring: Jeffrey Moore, Rachel Klem, David Berberian, Amanda Hahn, Drina Dunlap, Nancy Pekar, Steven Warnock, Rus Hames

Presented as part of Manbites Dog’s Other Voices Series

A Personal Invitation from Loraine Dodson,
Whispering Pines Trailer Park, West Durham:
“Dear Friends- Please join our family for holiday festivities at our trailer, row M, lot 16. There will be snacks, a little karaoke, and a lot of love as we celebrate the season together. No need to bring anything except yourselves, RSVP if you’re coming. See you soon! Love, Loraine.”
 

PLUS: A Special One Night Only Event:
MEEMAW’S HOLIDAY HOLLER
WHEN: Saturday December 9, 2017 at 7:30
WHAT: Your favorite Trailer Park crew will be competing in this one-time-only “open mic night” to see who walks back to their trailer with the holiday trophy.
WHO: Hosted by Meemaw Hussy and her daughter Loraine
WHERE: Whispering Pines Trailer Park, row M, lot 16 (c/o Manbites Dog)
WHY: To fill you up with holiday cheer and whatnot.
LIKELIHOOD OF ADULT CONTENT: High. Very high.
COST: $17; $15 for Senior/Military/Student
MORE: Get all the details here.
RSVP: Let us know you’re coming.

 
 
2017-18 Season Producers:
David Ball and Susan C. Pochapsky, Dorrie Casey and Archie Purcell, Barbara Dickinson and Michel Tharp, Marybeth Dugan and Kenny Dalsheimer, Mig and Michael Hayes, Jane Holding, Thomas S. Kenan III, John Martin and Robert Anthony McVeigh, Michael O’Foghludha and Linda Daniel

Manbites Dog Theater’s 2017-2018 season is supported by the Durham Arts Council’s Annual Arts Fund, and the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.