The Cutler Bros. 19th Summer Theater Season is under way and this weekend is your final chance to see them take on a classic Neil Simon play.  "Barefoot in the Park" will run Friday through Sunday at the Cutler Bros. Theater at 301 Main Street in Deer Lodge featuring a very talented local cast and crew.  Showtime is 7:30pm on Friday and Saturday and a matinee will be performed Sunday at 2pm.

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"Barefoot in the Park" is under the direction of Erin Jewell and features a cast made up of Jerrika Marjerison, Joshua Pentland, Jaycee Wood, Steve Collins and Tom Gomola.  The cast is small but powerful.  "They'll bring a punch," she said of her small ensemble.  The play is set in a New York City skyrise apartment and is about "love, marriage, divorce, and a quirky mother-in-law that seems to show up at just about the wrong time."

Tickets to this weekend's finale of "Barefoot in the Park" are $20.00 and can be purchased at cutlerbros.com or by calling (406) 846-4096.

The Cutler Bros. have been bringing incredible stage and film productions to Deer Lodge and Southwest Montana since 1991.  Their newly renovated theater is a gem in the heart of downtown Deer Lodge and Jewell is excited to be up and running again in the new season.  "“Summer Theatre has become a special thing in this community and I’m happy to be at the helm for the first show of the season," she said.

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Look for more great works from the Cutler Bros. this summer as plans for "Tarzan" and "Willy Wonka" are in the works.

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