‘The Gin Game’ opens April 12

AMANA — “The Gin Game” a drama by D. L. Coburn, will open The Old Creamery Theatre’s Studio Stage season on Thursday, April 12, at 3 p.m.

The play is set in a care center where two lonely residents strike up an innocent game of Gin Rummy. Things get out of control as fury, first at the card game and then at their fate, rises to the surface. Winner of a Pulitzer Prize for drama, “The Gin Game” is rated Theatre R for adult language.

Tom Milligan, producing director of The Old Creamery from West Amana and Kay Francis of Naples, Fla., will be featured in the show that runs through April 29.

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