To be performed at

The Gregg County Historical Museum's

Education Center

218 North Fredonia Street ~ Downtown Longview

7:30 Friday evening May 1 and

7:30 Saturday evening May 2.

Also, a special Matinee Performance at

2:30 Sunday afternoon May 3.

The fun begins when three misplaced Northern Ladies from The Bronx, and one

high- living Trophy-Wife gather together to play Mah Jongg right here in

Longview, Texas. The talk soon turns to men. Thoughts of men soon turn

their heads, which in turn result in considerable twisting turns of events.

Participating in this funny, frantic, fast-paced adventure in immoderate

mayhem are: Shannon Gilliland as Shirley, Dr. Warren Hunt as Dr. John

Euterpe, the kindly ole' Country General Practitioner, Mary Murdoch as

Jeannette, Sandi Sachnowitz as Elize, Phillip P. Smith as The Man, Susan K.

Smith as Barbara, and John Rappazzo as a Person-of-Interest.

Of course there will be clowns.

The best thing to do in these difficult times is to laugh because as

everyone knows, Laughter is the Best Medicine. Laughter is good for the

soul, and he who laughs last laughs best. THE BRIDESMAID may be hysterical

if not historical.

The Bridesmaid is written and directed by Jan Statman. It will be seen at

the Museum's Education Center, 218 North Fredonia Street. Tickets are $10

if purchased in advance and $15 at the door. Seating is limited. Proceeds

from the performances benefit the Gregg County Historical Museum.

Tickets are available at the Gregg County Historical Museum, Shannon's

Beading Basket and Famous Liquor. For further information please contact

the Gregg County Historical Museum at (903)753-5840 or at

www.gregghistorical.org.