Dinner Theatre Tickets – Clay Harris Theatre I’m Yours – a Man’s Perspective on Love

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 4, 2010 - “You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and then wonder why” when you attend the new Clay Harris Dinner Theatre play entitled I’m Yours – a Man’s Perspective on Love.  Nationally acclaimed Playwright Clay Harris and a solid cast of characters drawn from Minnie Pearl’s hometown have developed this new, original performance.  The almost all male cast delivers an outrageously funny and stirring performance from a number of strictly male points of view.  Women, no doubt, will find familiar themes as the men in this play struggle to find ways to express their love on Valentine’s Day. The humor is in the true Minnie Pearl tradition downstairs from the original theatre where Sarah Ophelia Colley created Minnie Pearl.  
Evening performances begin Thursday, February 11 and continue through Saturday night February 13. Matinee performances are available Saturday, February 13 and Sunday, February 14.  Tickets are still available for Thursday evening and Sunday afternoon; other performances are sold out.  
The Farmhouse Restaurant provides the meal that precedes each performance in the Farmhouse Cellar. The restaurant and theatre are located on the historic town square of Centerville, Tennessee.  
Luxury limousine transportation from Nashville is available from Sugar Creek Carriages at a flat rate of $700 for a group of seven or more including play tickets and the meal.  Tickets are $27.50 per person, which includes the meal. Tickets for seniors are $22.00 and group rates are available.
For information and ticket reservations call the Hickman County Public Library at (931) 729-5130.  
For limousine reservations, call Sugar Creek Carriages at (983)283-2303, or make reservations at http://sugarcreekcarriages.com/, or email info@sugarcreekcarriages.com

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