Songstress Trish LaRose's life story is back at Cape Rep. Here's what to know.
When the Cape Rep Theatre in Brewster staged Trish LaRose’s production of “Come On-A My House” last fall, Cape Cod Times reviewer Amber Rivard lauded the production for its ability to connect with the audience.
"Trish LaRose brings you into her life with each song, her creative storytelling abilities, her raw emotion, and her exquisite ability to make you laugh," RIvard wrote.
Now, eight months later, the same show with the same cast is on the Cape Rep stage again ― this time for summer visitors who may have missed it in October ― through July 14.
Read the full review at capecodtimes.com/theater
"Trish leaves no stone unturned with a diverse song list spanning Sondheim to Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston to Rosemary Clooney," according to the Cape Rep Theatre website.
What is the show about?
“Come On-A My House," written by LaRose and directed by Maura Hanlon, is the story of LaRose's life, from her adoption to her professional life working in New York and Cape Cod theaters.
Who else is in it?
Anthony Teixeira and Jess Andra provide back-up vocals; music is under the direction of Michael Dunford, who also is the percussionist; Misao Koyama and Chris Morris switch off days on piano/keyboard; Andy Troyanos is on guitar/horns through July 3; Mark van Bork on guitar finishes the play's run; Rich Hill is on bass, Peter Murray on woodwinds; Joe Mongelli and Steve Ahern on horns, on different days.
What you need to know to see it:
Show is at Cape Rep Theatre, 3299 Main St, Brewster. 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays until July 14. Tickets are $45; $25 for those 25 and under. You can purchase tickets at caperep.org or by calling the box office at 508-896-1888.
This article originally appeared on Cape Cod Times: Trish LaRose tells life story in song at Cape Rep Theatre
