Our 2025 Summer Season at
the Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre
Struggling artist Payne Showers finally gets his big break.
He dies.
Fortunately, Payne's death greatly inflates the value of his work. Unfortunately, his estranged wife, Maggie, must sell it all to avoid bankruptcy. Just days before the auction,
Maggie and her high-strung gallery manager, Richard,
host high profile guests for a private showing.
The guests include influential newspaper maven, a real estate mogul, a Trent, a gorgeous but dim-witted soap opera actor,
a streetwise cocktail waitress and a humorless art critic.
Even though there’s a near-blinding snow storm raging,
things seem to be going relatively well, that is until the arrival of unexpected guest, whose timing couldn’t be worse and guests who aren’t who they seem to be.
There’s plenty of intrigue, and plenty of laughs.
Runs June 20th - July 19th.
Gates open at 6:30, show starts at 8pm
May and her husband, Brian, have decided to move to the country for a quieter, less stressful life, by purchasing a
Bed and Breakfast in a small resort town.
The trouble is, Brian doesn’t like the country life and is eager to return to another woman back in the city.
May is left alone in a small town, where everyone knows everyone’s affairs, to continue running the business.
Word is quickly out about a new “single” woman in town and suitors soon appear at her door.
There’s Quinn, a down on his luck handyman, looking to work for room and board after his trailer burnt down,
and Hank, a lonely loan officer, and a bit of a loser when it comes to love. His only passions are collecting coffee mugs and playing Scrabble, but that all changes when he meets May.
As the two men get to know May, long buried secrets about
the two of them are revealed and lives
are changed, including May’s.
There are plenty of laughs and mystery in this heart-warming story.
​Runs August 8th - September 6th.
Gates open at 6:30, show starts at 8pm