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RANEY, adapted by John Justice: (90 minutes):  Families marry families.  And how!  Raney Bell is certain she knows how the world is and how it should work.  Her family taught her.  Then Raney marries Charles Shepherd, whose view of things is equally confident...

and radically different.  Because he learned from his family.  The play is a comedy of manners and colliding world views, much of the fun and heartbreak coming from the triangle of Raney, Charles, and Raney’s odd, funny and troubled Uncle Nate.  Reconciliation in the end, with a world of family misunderstandings--hilarious, hurtful and, at bottom, loving--in between.

Cast of five men and three women....  Works best with a Raney and Charles who can sing well together....

works very well with a warm-up band to energize the house and set the tone for the show...

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Can be done with basic technical resources... need a coffin for Nate’s body in Act Two.... Play sticks pretty c