Rivers forsakes his keyboard and takes to the stage – performs in Modern Times.

November 28, 2013

By Staff

BURLINGTON, ON.  Ray Rivers will not be with us this week.  He will be on stage at The Pearl Theatre in Hamilton as part of the crew performing Modern Times, Almost a Musical.

The production is described as – these are their words not ours – Lost souls, smart phones, unattended packages. Saints, sinners, and an angel on call. Original music performed by Charly Chiarelli and Venesio De Salvo. Drama provided by Ray Rivers, Mike Queripel, John Darling, and Kaime Woody Sherman. Written and directed by David Laing Dawson. Produced by Gallery on the Bay.

A play that asks the question, “Is it possible to love Rob Ford and Mike Duffy at the same time, and, if not, well, who wants that last piece of pumpkin pie?”

Sounds like a bit of a lark for sure.  If you’re a Rivers fan – and there are a lot of them – attend.  If you’re not a fan and there are a lot of those as well, attend and throw buns on the stage.  It’s all happening at The Pearl in Hamilton

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1 comment to Rivers forsakes his keyboard and takes to the stage – performs in Modern Times.

  • Tony Pullin

    I am glad the Gazette has made the effort to promote this Show and every bakery in the region. 😉
    Editors note: Not sure how “every bakery” got in there. We were just giving our lead columnist a plug.