(Anthony Leung also appears as a comic-relief character.) Patrick Elizalde plays Travis, a Korean American high school English teacher falling for the new English teacher Veronica (Christine Fang), also Korean American – but who is only interested in Caucasian men, particularly Travis’ friend Del (Michael Weese), described by Bowersock as 'kind of a doofus and kind of a cowboy.” Like Cyrano, Travis finds himself helping his friend and rival, writing letters to Veronica for Del. Samurai” (June 30 through July 10), a romantic comedy by Michael Golamco, is a modern retelling of the Cyrano de Bergerac story. The remainder of the season is as follows:

Tickets range from $19 to $40 information and ticket link can be found at. Courtney Nolan Smith and Martin Flowers return to the BVT stage – Flowers was in the theater’s last musical revue, the 1960s-themed “So Happy Together” in 2019 – joined by new-to-BVT singers Hannah Jane and Kyle Waterbury, plus a pit band comprised of Susie Jolink (piano), Rick Constantino (drums), Sadie Frederick (fiddle) and Chaz Gagliano (guitar). The season gets under way Thursday, June 16, with “Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country,” a musical revue featuring four singers presenting country music through the ages, from classic artists like Tammy Wynette and Johnny Cash to modern hitmakers like The Band Perry.

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