Daddy's Girl
by Gary Ray Stapp
Directed by Joe Del Balzo

Benard Muloovy, owner of Maudie's Diner, is served a full plate when his deceased wife enlists the services of an angel to help reunite Benard with their long-lost daughter, Elizabeth. Into Benard's life come two Elizabeths, and Benard's task is to decide which woman is his real daughter, but there's one problem: he doesn't like either of them. Adding to the dilemma: a forgetful waitress, a PhD student, a geriatric duo, a motorcycle mama anxious to become the next Mrs. Muloovy and Darlynn, who has been trying to get Benard to the altar for a quarter of a century. Sides are taken as one young lady reveals a secret and ultimately claims her paternity but not without a twist . . .or two.

Week 1: January 22, 23 at 8 pm - January 24 at 2 pm

Week 2: January 29, 30 at 8 pm - January 31 at 2 pm

Week 3: February 5, 6 at 8 pm

We are proud to bring this production of Daddy's Girl to you. When I first read this play, I thought, hmmm..... magic. There are magical people and magical places in this world. Daddy's girls are very magical people, aren't they? The cast, crew and production staff of this show are magical people, too. There is absolutely nothing that could keep me from working with any of them again. They are a complete joy and I cannot thank them enough for their dedication to this show, their hard work and talent, and for coming on this journey with me. Now, as far as magical places go, Maudie's Diner is one such place. You'll be in it as soon as the curtain rises. Unfortunately, things haven't been going too well there lately for Benard, the diner's chief cook and bottle washer. Maybe all he needs is a little magic ... and, well, Daddy's Girl. Enjoy.