WOLFPACK THEATRE COMPANY

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November 18-20

This fast paced farce concerns a con artist who has duped the welfare authorities for years by claiming every type of benefit for the innumerable people he claims live at his address. This scam nets him tens of thousands tax free. Just when he decides to kill off many of the imaginary dole recipients because matters are getting a bit too risky, welfare investigators show up. Some make inquiries about what is going on while others offer additional benefits for which he has not yet applied. To outwit the investigators, the con artist enlists help from one of his real lodgers and from his Uncle George, who also volunteers to convince his nephew's wife that he is not a transvestite. Nabbed in the end, the cheat is offered a job in the agency's fraud investigation unit because he knows all of the tricks!

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Tickets are general admission.  Doors open at 6:30

COVID PROTOCALS

A note to students and Parents concerning Covid 19 and restrictions for Performances

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Audience

• All in-person tickets will be general admission.  Once you have purchased a ticket(s) print out you ticket (s) at home and bring the paper to the theatre with your party.   Your ticket guarantees you a seat.

• We ask that masks be worn at all times by audience members ​

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These restrictions are vital to our ability to do this show under these circumstances.  The students and parents of those involved need to be vigilant monitors of their own student to help keep our cast, crew, and staff safe.  If you come into contact with someone with Covid, you need to quarantine and contact the school as soon as possible.   We will be flexible and adaptable as the situation changes in Colorado. My hope is that things will improve as we move further into spring.

Vista Ridge High School Theatre

“Excellence is never an accident. It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, and intelligent execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives - choice, not chance, determines your destiny.”

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                                                              ​- Aristotle