Let JCCT Help You Fall in Love This February

Opening Johnson City Community Theatres 103 rd season is

Funny Little Thing Called Love by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and
Jamie Wooten. Showing Feb. 13 28, Jones Hope Wooten uses four
cities around the world to show the good, the bad, and the romantic
mayhem that can surround being in love.
A slick and successful used-car-selling Romeo from Dallas
believes hes answering Cupids call, only to realize too late that hes
wandered into a life-changing trap set by three fed-up Juliets. The
Hallelujah Girls, a group of fun-loving gals from Georgia, say aloha to
their wild sides when they accidentally crash a Hawaiian honeymoon
that ends up changing them forever. In London, sparks fly as two
strangers connect, only to be thwarted by an attention hogging
American tourist and the unpredictable antics of an ancient waitress
with a lethal instrument. Mid-life crisis hits a man in Manhattan as he
tries to battle his way out of an ill-advised and elaborate marriage
proposal that accidentally involves a caterer, a singing telegram, his
ex-wife and a window visitor from another apartment.
Directed by Sabra Hayden, Funny Little Thing Called Love enlists
a colorful and talented cast starring Rosa Coletti, Angela Dannhardt,
Dottie Davis, C.J. Ferguson, Adam Honeycutt, Katy Libby, Dick Lura,
Stefani Murphy, and Randy Ward, who all portray multiple characters in
the show.

Behind the scenes, recent ETSU Honors Theatre graduate and

newly appointed JCCT Technical Committee Chair John Kaywood is
running the show as stage manager. Also helping out backstage is
Funny Little Thing Called Loves Assistant Director and JCCT VP Montie
Stevens, David Joyce (Light Tech), Jordan Honeycutt (Prop Master),
Stephanie Magniacotti (Stage Tech), and Curtis Walsh (Sound Tech).
Funny Little Thing Called Love is showing Feb. 13 28 at 7:30
p.m., with matinees on Feb 22, 28 at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are $15 and
may be purchased by visiting www.jcct.info, or by calling the box office
at (423) 926-2542.

Students, seniors, and military are eligible for a

discounted ticket price of $12. Doors open 45 minutes prior to

performance.
Let Jones Hope Wooten delight you with this new-age twist on
classic romance, love affairs, and the never-ending roller coaster that
comes with finding the love of your life.
JCCTs 2015 Season includes Funny Little Thing Called Love by
Jones Hope Wooten (Feb 13 28), Like Kissing Moonlight by Stacey
Bracey (March 27 April 11), Rent by Jonathan Larson (June 12 27),
Farce of Nature by Jones Hope Wooten (Aug 14 28), 1 Man 2 Guvnors
by Richard Bean (Oct. 9 24), and A Charlie Brown Christmas adapted
by Eric Schaeffer (Dec. 4 19). For more information regarding shows
and auditions please visit www.jcct.info.

The newly elected JCCT Board of Directors personally invites all

patrons of the arts to JCCTs monthly meetings. They are the second
Monday of every month at 6:00 p.m. and are open to the public.