‘Seasonal Allergic reactions’ set to run at Racine Theatre Guild beginning Oct. 27


The vacations are shortly approaching, and the standard push and pull between household and all of the festivities of the season can result in some fascinating interactions.

Seasonal Allergies
Skilled Chef Julia (Samantha Sustachek) winces as she watches Allison (Raquel Wright) wreck the mashed potatoes. – Credit score: Michael Steinbach / Bach Pictures

And with the debut of “Seasonal Allergic reactions” on the Racine Theatre Guild on Friday, Oct. 27, the neighborhood is invited to hitch within the enjoyable.

In “Seasonal Allergic reactions,” which runs by way of Sunday, Nov. 12, on the Guild, 2519 Northwestern Ave., Pete Dumbowski (performed by Dominick Knox) unexpectedly turns up on his sister, Julia Shelby’s (performed by Samantha Sustachek) doorstep, heartbroken and hungry, promising that he will likely be round for simply a short while.

‘Seasonal Allergic reactions’ synopsis

Having arrived on the cusp of the vacation trifecta – Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Yr’s Eve – Pete’s soiled laundry and dismal temper quickly overstay his welcome as days flip into weeks. Between the remainder of the massive, loopy household and a seemingly regular new neighbor, “Seasonal Allergic reactions” is a play full of personalities that may heat the center, clear the sinuses and tickle the humorous bone.

Becoming a member of Knox and Sustachek within the forged of “Seasonal Allergic reactions” are Kevin Sustachek, who performs Julia’s husband, Thomas; Lucy Worrell as their daughter, Charlie Shelby; Raquel Wright as Alison Cusimano; Scott Kovacik as J.D. Cusimano; and Lynn Bryant as Emily Cantwell, the brand new neighbor.

“I’m so excited for audiences to expertise this play,” Director Adrianna Jones mentioned. “That is my first time directing a present on the Racine Theatre Guild, and I’ve had a blast working with the forged and crew to drag this present collectively. It’s positive to be a enjoyable present for the entire household to observe, so people ought to positively come out and see it.”

Jones mentioned followers in attendance throughout the performances will discover many relatable moments to actual life.

“There will likely be loads of meals, that’s for positive,” she mentioned. “As everyone knows, we will’t have the vacations with out an beautiful meal. You can even anticipate to see some typical vacation actions blended in with the very actual features of coping with heartbreak, new relationships and all of the household drama that the vacation season inevitably brings.”

Seasonal Allergies
J.D. (Scott Kovacik) and Allison (Raquel Wright) attempt to consolation a distraught Pete (Dominick Knox). – Credit score: Michael Steinbach / Bach Pictures

And whereas the vacations definitely carry some stress, Jones desires the general public to know that “Seasonal Allergic reactions” additionally can have its fair proportion of guffaws in between.

All of it goes again to being relatable to actual life, she mentioned.

“Audiences will certainly get a kick out of this present’s lighthearted humor,” Jones mentioned. “I believe what makes this a ‘giggle out loud’ play is the truth that so most of the issues the characters undergo are issues all of us have skilled across the holidays, however this play takes it to an entire different degree, as solely stay theatre can.

“I suppose if I needed to sum up this present in a single assertion, I’d name it a ‘good storm of wit, vacation cheer and coronary heart … with a lot of soiled laundry.’”

Performances and tickets

Performances of “Seasonal Allergic reactions,” written by Katherine DiSavino and Kevin Mead, are set for Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. There additionally will likely be a 2 p.m. present on Saturdays Nov. 4 and 11.

Tickets for “Seasonal Allergic reactions” are $18 for adults, $16 for seniors (62 and older) and $13 for college kids (21 and below). Worth-night performances will likely be held on Thursdays, Nov. 2 and 9, at 7 p.m., with tickets out there at a reduced fee. 

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Additional ticket financial savings are supplied for teams of 12 or extra. Tickets might be bought from the Racine Theatre Guild at 262-633-4218, at www.racinetheatre.org or by stopping on the field workplace weekdays from midday to six p.m. and 90 minutes prior to every efficiency.

All through the run of “Seasonal Allergic reactions,” the Guild is partnering with NAMI Racine County, which will likely be readily available to share details about applications and companies. As well as, American Signal Language interpretation by college students from the UW-Milwaukee ASL Program will likely be supplied throughout the Friday, Nov. 3, 7:30 p.m. efficiency.

The efforts of many will come collectively throughout the run for a efficiency positive to be loved by the plenty, Jones mentioned.

“So many individuals have been concerned on this manufacturing, and it couldn’t have labored with out every considered one of them,” she mentioned. “From the set, to the props, to the costumes to all the opposite features of tech, everybody on our group has been devoted from the begin to creating an amazing piece of theatre.

“As well as, people can anticipate to see some stellar performances. This forged of actors is phenomenal. They actually hit all of the marks in terms of the humorous moments and in addition the moments that strum the heartstrings. I’m grateful to have been capable of work with such a proficient group of people. I actually hope audiences come out and rejoice all of their onerous work.”


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