NOW PRESENTING

The production, called Cat Tales, A Veritable Litter of Feline Frivolity, is produced and directed by Doral
and Vincent Mancini, with the help of a large group of community volunteers. Sponsors for the event
include Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo and the GCCC Music Department. A vaudeville style production of
songs, comedy sketches, and reader’s theatre performed as a benefit for the Cat Canyon exhibit.
Performances are followed by a dessert buffet, served by Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo organization.
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Tickets may be purchased in advance by sending requests to Cat Tales, P.O. Box 1638, Garden City, KS,
67846. Mail order requests will be processed in the order received, beginning May 4. Mail order ticket requests
must include three performance dates, in order of preference, as well as payment for the tickets and a phone
number or email address. Mail order patrons should include a self-addressed stamped envelope if they wish to
receive their tickets in advance after their order is filled. Otherwise, their tickets will be held at the box office
until curtain time on the date of performance, at which time any ‘no show’ tickets will be sold to waiting patrons.
This production will maintain a ‘no refund’ policy on any purchased tickets.
Any tickets remaining after advance ticket sales have been processed will go on sale Tuesday, May 26 at
the Finnup Center, 312 Finnup Drive. The Finnup Center Box Office will be open Monday through Friday from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. until the opening of the production on June 5, or until a sellout of all performances occurs. Seating
is limited to 100, so advanced purchase is recommended.
The Finnup Center Box Office will open one hour prior to curtain time for each performance, and any
remaining tickets will be available for purchase. Seating in the theatre space will commence one-half hour before
curtain. Tickets are for open seating (no reserved seating except ADA areas). All production costs are being
covered by individual and business donors, thus 100% of the funds raised will benefit the Cat Canyon project. |