LEND ME A TENOR By Ken Ludwig   Director & Set Design: Mr. Ted Curry Tech Dir. & Light Design: Mr. Kevin Quattrin Scenic Artist: Ms. Katie Wolf Master Carpenter: Mr. Rudraigh Quattrin Costumer: Mrs. Sara Ritchey Wig Design : Ms. Jeanie Hurd Vocal Coach: Mr. Chad Zullinger Box Office Manager: Mr. Ted Curry House Manager: Ms. Maureen Sullivan

Set in 1934, the farce revolves around renowned tenor Tito Merelli, known to his fans as "Il Stupendo," who is scheduled to sing the lead in Otello, produced as a gala fundraiser for the Cleveland Opera Company. Unfortunately, even before the star leaves his hotel room, everything begins to unravel. Chaos ensues when a "Dear John" letter is left by his wife, who has mistaken an autograph-seeker hidden in his closet for a secret lover. The distraught Merelli accidentally is given a double dose of tranquilizers to calm him and passes out. Saunders, the company's General Manager, mistakens Merelli for dead and is determined that the show must go on (for his own financial sake), so he enlists the aid of his assistant Max to impersonate the opera star. Max is succeeding admirably . . . until Merelli awakens and heads for the stage. What follows is a chain-reaction of confusion, plot twists, double entendres, innuendoes, and constant entrances and exits through many doors.