39 Tigers Presents: The Great American Trailer Park Musical

Music & Lyrics by

David Nehls

Book by 

Betsy Kelso

Directed by

Tony Malvoisin & Richard McGarvey

With

Michelle Barnes & Travis Ross

Coryelle Barlow

Quinn Allen

Drea Taylor

Ally Piper

Jake Kibler

& special appearance by Jerry Cox 

THE STORY: There’s a new tenant at Armadillo Acres—and she’s wreaking havoc all over Florida’s most exclusive trailer park. When Pippi, the stripper on the run, comes between the Dr. Phil–loving, agoraphobic Jeannie and her tollbooth collector husband—the storms begin to brew.

Wednesday April 5th Dinner & Show tickets have SOLD OUT. Thank you.

There are still tickets available for just the show on Wednesday April 5th

Thursday April 6th Dinner & Show tickets have SOLD OUT. Thank you.

There are still tickets available for just the show on Thursday April 6th

Friday April 7th Dinner & Show tickets have SOLD OUT. Thank you.

There are still tickets available for just the show on Friday April 7th

Saturday April 8th Dinner & Show tickets have SOLD OUT. Thank you.

There are still tickets available for just the show on Saturday April 8th

Saturday matinee (Just the show) doors at 1:00pm, show at 2:00pm

The bar is open for all shows.

THE MENU:

Whiskey Pineapple Chicken

Duke's Roadkill stew (ground venison stew)

Croque Monsieur (holy ham sammitches)

Vegetarian stuffed peppers

Cheddar grits

Red beans and Rice

Shrimp in sauce that can be poured over the grits or rice)

Succotash

Regular salad or

Roasted peaches, arugula with feta salad

cornbread

Dessert (served at intermission)

Key lime bar, hummingbird cake bars

and fruit salad

“Adultery, strippers, murderous ex-boyfriends, Costco and the Ice Capades. Undeniable fun.” —NY Post. “A bright new show!” —NY Times. “A show that actually lives up to the hype of its title.” —Village Voice. “A delicious new musical. The joint is jammed and jumping with raucous laughter. It’s like The Honeymooners meets The Best Little Whorehouse in Urinetown.” —NY Post. “South Park meets Desperate Housewives in this big-hearted new musical comedy with a cheeky script by Betsy Kelso, an infectious score by David Nehls and a richly talented cast. TRAILER PARK sparkles with treasure.” —NY Sun. “Joyful and unashamedly vulgar, Betsy Kelso’s comic fable about women in a Florida trailer park and their no-account men is more fun than a chair-throwing episode of Jerry Springer set to music.” —The New Yorker. “Entertaining and tuneful, TRAILER PARK shines like aluminum siding. The performers can sing, act and joke around with the best of them, and cocky as you please, they sell David Nehls’ music as if hawking rhinestones on the Home Shopping Network.” —TheaterMania.com. “This wheel-spinning, mud-splattering good time of a show is the theatrical equivalent of a bag of Doritos. You can’t get enough. Who could expect a thrillingly trashy Greek chorus of trailer park matrons whose hysterical musical stylings all but redefine the girl-group-as-cultural-commentator craze? Or a number with enough show-stopping electricity to trump every musical that opened on Broadway last season?” —Talkin’ Broadway. “A sparkling, sharp irreverence lights up this musical and makes it one of the most laugh-out-loud shows in town.” —Broadway.com.

(all menu subject to last minute change)