'The Works' offers a hilarious look at farm life
Gary Sanks, Sherryl Wachob and David Proctor perform as chickens in the play "The Works" at the Paradise Center. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Kathleen Hubka plays the donkey with John Thorson as the stud horse. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Kathleen Hubka, Bonnie Firestone, and Heather Allen as farm pigs. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
The Paradise Players hit another homerun with their latest comedy “The Works.”
The play is centered around the everyday hum-drum life of a typical country farm animal. Yet the play touches on their thoughts, in a very humorous way, their expectations in life, and their jobs as farm animals.
During a hayloft scene, the rooster finds out he isn’t as important as he once thought. The chickens were played by Gary Sanks, Sherryl Wachob and David Proctor.
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