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ENLARGEGet your questions ready to ask Mark Twain when he invites audience particpation at his performance Friday and Saturday.
Mark Twain (aka Samuel Clemens) was not only known for his literature, he was also a popular speaker and lecturer.
A one-man show, he buguiled his audiences on every subject from A to Z with great humor and satire.
Friday and Saturday veteran actor Chris LeGate, who bears an uncanny resemblance to the real Mr. Twain, will recreate such a show - this one on the women in his life - at the Stonehouse Restaurant in Nevada City.
He's been performing this role for 14 years, and people love it.
The Stonehouse will serve a four-course dinner from a special Twain 1879 bill of fare.
A one-man show, he buguiled his audiences on every subject from A to Z with great humor and satire.
Friday and Saturday veteran actor Chris LeGate, who bears an uncanny resemblance to the real Mr. Twain, will recreate such a show - this one on the women in his life - at the Stonehouse Restaurant in Nevada City.
He's been performing this role for 14 years, and people love it.
The Stonehouse will serve a four-course dinner from a special Twain 1879 bill of fare.
Guests are encouraged to dress for the event in top hat and period evening dress.
Ragged But Right provides pre-show early American music, and following the performance Mr. Twain will continue the evening chatting with guests in the bar.
By the way, what's with the white suit? Mr. Twain says he will answer that question.
Might this be an event your mother will enjoy on this Mother's Day weekend?
- The Union staff
Ragged But Right provides pre-show early American music, and following the performance Mr. Twain will continue the evening chatting with guests in the bar.
By the way, what's with the white suit? Mr. Twain says he will answer that question.
Might this be an event your mother will enjoy on this Mother's Day weekend?
- The Union staff
KNOW & GO
WHAT: Dinner Theatre at the Stonehouse, Special Mark Twain Mother's Day weekend performanceWHEN: Friday and Saturday, 5 p.m.
WHERE: Stonehouse Restaurant, 107 Sacramento St., Nevada City
ADMISSION: Tickets are $45
INFORMATION: Call 265-5050 for reservations; (530) 913-2826 (Legacy Productions) for all things Mark Twain.
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