Mission performer Rachel Stephens (right) gets frustrated with Thomas Smith, who plays her husband, in Theatre in the Country’s production of Neil Simon’s farce Rumors which runs Sept. 6 to 22. / Submitted Photo

Mission performer Rachel Stephens (right) gets frustrated with Thomas Smith, who plays her husband, in Theatre in the Country’s production of Neil Simon’s farce Rumors which runs Sept. 6 to 22. / Submitted Photo

Mission performer featured in comedy play Rumors

Rachel Stephen performs in Theatre in the Country's production of the Neil Simon farce

Neil Simon’s only farce, Rumors, comes to life at Theatre in the Country from Sept. 6 to 22.

Featured in the production is Mission’s Rachel Stephens who joins the formal dinner party that goes awry.

The dinner party, in New York, is meant to honour a prominent politician but everything that can go wrong does go wrong. And explanations only make each situation worse.

Theatre in the Country has moved from its original home in Whonnock to a venue in Langley that allows it to double its capacity.

To enjoy the roast beef buffet, see the comedy and enjoy Theatre in the Country call 604-259-9737 or go to theatreinthecountry.com.

Mission City Record

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