Turkeyville USA
2008 Season

  • Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical

    Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical
    June 19 - August 16 Regardless of your age you will love this romp through the trails and tribulations of the unavoidable aging process.

  • Church Basement Ladies

    Church Basement Ladies
    August 21 - October 25 Join the Church Basement Ladies as they keep coffee brewing stomachs full and the pastor on due course throughout the church year.

  • Christmas Visions

    Christmas Visions
    November 5 - December 22 Our four families find the true meaning christmas

Coming in 2009

Now Playing!

at Cornwell's Dinner Theatre

Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical

Top Hat Productions
presents

Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical

Dates: June 19 - August 16
Show Times: Matinee Shows: Tuesday - Saturday
Lunch @ noon, show starts at 2:00 p.m.

Dinner Shows: Friday and Saturday
Dinner at 6:00 p.m. show starts at 8:00 p.m.
Location: Turkeyville USA Dinner Theatre

18935 15 1/2 Mile Rd. · Marshall, MI
Tickets: Dinner and Show: $36.50
Show Only: $27


Call 800-228-4315 for reservations or more information!

Meet the Cast

Crystal Davidson - Woman 1

Scott Emerick - Man 2

Scott is happy to return to Cornwell's after appearing in last year's Christmas show and in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas as the Sheriff. Scott has been fortunate to travel to all seven continents over the past several years, working as a singer for various production companies. His favorite roles include Harold Hill in The Music Man, Oberon in A Midsummer Nights Dream with the Atlantic City Ballet Theatre Company, and the Phantom in Phantom of the Opera.



Heidi Ferris - Woman 2

Heidi is very happy to returns to Cornwells.  After being seen here in My Way and He keeps me singing.



Michael Parker - Man 1

Lisa Simmons-South - Woman 3

 Lisa Loves the theatre.



Jonthan Wilson - Man 3

About the Show

From reading glasses and mammograms to weekend warriors and proctology exams - all are lampooned with a Saturday Night Live flavor. The show begins with Turning Forty. Considering the age of the audience, most had to reach back in time to remember the feeling. There were skits about a woman racing to beat her biological clock, dealing with an empty nest, invasive medical procedures, finding that the person you've shared the last few decades with isn't quite the same anymore, caring for aging parents and the side effects of prescription drugs.

Gallery

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