Dale Easton's The Drunkard

Complete with villains, heroines, and spirited hissing and booing from the audience, Dale Easton's The Drunkard was adapted from a 19th Century straight-up temperance play but skews the once-serious theater piece from its anti-liquor stance into an over-the-top satire that mocks both temperance and melodrama acting.

To complete the vaudeville presentation, an olio performance at the conclusion of the show will present a collection of classic comedy short routines.