"The Hallelujah Girls" play review: A feisty southern romantic comedy

Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Are life’s little stresses making you wish a little too fervently for a holiday? Are your adult children still learning those important lessons about boundaries? Is your love life too cold? Too fictional? Too absent? Is your arch nemesis pounding on the gates with a bulldozer? Ma’am, it sounds like you need a day at the spa. Manicures! Pedicures! Mud packing and deep ego massage! Spa-Dee-Dah is the place to go for comfort and pampering whether you’re an Eden Falls native or a visiting Confederate General. The Community Council on the Performing Arts (CCPA) is proud to bring you to Georgia in “The Hallelujah Girls” by Jones, Hope & Wooten. Directed by a long-time pillar of Nevada’s thespian and literary community Richard Daut.

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