Visual and performing arts organization Tupper Arts is set to host the Adirondack Stage Rats’ staged reading of Misery, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. The reading will take place in Tupper Lake at the Tupper Arts Center on October 24 at 4 PM, and a $10 donation at the door is suggested.
This production of Misery stars Tyler Nye as romance novelist Paul Sheldon, who awakens post car crash to find himself in the captivity of his demented and devoted “number one fan” Annie Wilkes, played by Leslie Dame. Also featured in this production is Christopher Leifheit as local law man Buster. Adapted from the Stephen King classic, Misery was written by William Goldman and is directed by Jordan Hornstein. Wine, beer, and other goodies will be available for this event.
The Adirondack Stage Rats is a theater collective dedicated to creating theater that inspires, enriches, and educates audiences local to and visiting the region. They are known for their minimalistic sets that create intimate, thought-provoking performances. They strive to create a safe space for anyone involved in theater to hone their craft and uplift their peers.
Tupper Arts is a visual and performing arts organization located in Tupper Lake in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains. Beginning in 1976 as the Tupper Lake Arts Council, it has since taken on many forms and became a 501 (C) (3) corporation in 2018. Through volunteer support and generous donations, Tupper Arts has been able to showcase local artists, offer classes in the arts for children and adults, and host shows such as Misery.
No reservations are necessary, so come to the Tupper Arts Center to start Halloween Week off right. With the talent the Adirondack Stage Rats bring to each show, Misery is sure to be an exciting performance that you will not want to miss.
Visit the Tupper Arts and Adirondack State Theater websites for more information.
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