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Set just before the Great Depression, Edward, a daydreaming businessman, puts his career on the line to pursue his passion of music, but going against the grain brings on the resistance of his fiancée, his family, and the corporate world. Why won’t society just let him be a bum? Come for a good laugh and unforgettable music in this high-energy comedy featuring singing, dancing bums and jazzy hits such as “Half-Eaten Burger”, “The Corporate Gods”, and “Boring, Serious Businessman”.
Type of Show | Musical |
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Genre | Comedy |
Length | ≈ 2 hours |
Address | Angelus Theatre (165 N Main, Spanish Fork) |
Dates | Mar 4 - 16, 2024 |
Bums was great. I saw it Friday night and enjoyned myself grately. I would recommend this play to take a date on.Debra Kosoki
The acting and lighting were fantastic!Abi B.
"Bums!" is a musical feast, full of comedy and heart. We enjoyed it very much.Katrina Lantz
I had so much fun at this show. My cheeks hurt by the end, I was laughing so hard. I was never bored with this show, it kept my attention the entire time. Even the ensemble was fun to watch. I loved all the different emotions I felt watching this. My husband and I talked about how we could relate to some of the characters in the show. My husband loved the time period, I loved the costumes. The ending was perfect, cause really sometime we are all Bums!!Kelli Stevenson
It was just very entertaining and made you feel at home.William Patton
I loved the music and dancing.Steven Emerman
I thought the show was good. It made me laugh.Vicki Shelton
The entire show made you go back and forth between laughing and wanting to cry. It was a hilarious take on feeling unfulfilled. Highly recommend! Also, Weasel's comedic timing is everything!Sami N.
The acting was very believable with stand out acting from Weasel, Dirty Dan, and Mrs. Engerman, especially. The set was also fantastic!Pauleen Orme
Entertainment like no other! I wanted to get up out of my seat and dance the whole time!Isabel Opt Hof
It was so nice to be able to see a show when everyone else was cooped up at home… life seemed to be a bit better being able to be in a theater with an energetic cast. The small theater is quite quaint. It is different than any other theater and it’s nice to have a performance that isn’t Hallmark type Hale/Broadway (I love them too, but nice to see something entirely different).Michelle A.
We loved this play and enjoyed experiencing the loyal theater. The passion and dedication of the actors was so evident! Main character, Edward, was phenomenal. We came to see our landlord’s daughter, Ava. She played Edward’s mom and an office worker. We were so happy for the opportunity to see her do her thing on stage. So fun! Thanks to the entire crew for organizing and putting on this event! We loved it all.Alan and Denise
The show was amazing! The songs were awesome! Loved every second!Kim Meyer
I was pleasantly surprised by how funny this musical farce was. I’d go again for another good hard belly laugh. I was looking for a fun in-theater experience, this fit the bill.Ann How
Such a fun show to see, and a great way to forget about your worries and just let loose. The cast is very devoted and passionate. I think this show has a bright future. I do think that filthy Fran and Edward would have a better connection if when they met it wasn’t just happenstance. It’s a great show and I loved seeing it.Emily Porcelli
Absolutely amazing performance! I’d highly recommend this for anybody who’s looking for a fun and relaxing evening!Joshua A.
Set just before the Great Depression, Edward, a daydreaming businessman, puts his career on the line to pursue his passion of music, but going against the grain brings on the resistance of his fiancée, his family, and the corporate world. Why won’t society just let him be a bum? Come for a good laugh and unforgettable music in this high-energy comedy featuring singing, dancing bums and jazzy hits such as “Half-Eaten Burger”, “The Corporate Gods”, and “Boring, Serious Businessman”.
Edward | Male, a reluctant businessman with a dream of becoming a jazz musician |
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Rhubarbara | Female, Edward's domineering fiancée who may have once had a dream of her own |
Weasel | Male, Edward's conniving and jealous coworker, willing to do whatever it takes to claw his way to the top |
Dirty Dan | Male, the self-proclaimed 'king of the bums' and 'all-knowing spirit of the street' - a truly free spirit and mentor to Edward |
Chester/Cholula | Male/female, a truly down-and-out vagrant, a lost soul looking for a chance to get his feet back on the ground |
Mubble | Male/female, a simple-minded vagrant who, in the spirit of Harpo Marx, doesn't speak (at least not intelligably), likely with serious trauma from the Great War |
Ella Vaughan | Female, 'the greatest jazz singer in the world' and the focus of Edward's daydreams' |
Mr./Mrs. Engerman | Male/female, Edward's emotionally unstable boss, who's 'just the right amount of scary', especially when he tries to show love |
Mildred | Female, Mr. Engerman's no-nonsense secretary |
Pansy | Female, Edward's bubbly and unfiltered mother |
Dirk | Male, Edward's chip-on-the-shoulder and equally unfiltered father |
Judge | Male/female, a firm believer in justice and equity ... that is, if it's all right with Mr. Engerman |
Officer | Male/female, a strict enforcer of the law, who can be bribed for $5 |
Chorus | Male/female, businessmen, secretaries, townspeople, vagrants |
Learn how to bring this show to your theater or school:
Director |
Tiffany Davis
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Edward Pibbles |
Stephen Gashler
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Rhubarbara Thwackum |
Alyssa Garn
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Weasel |
Eli Boyden
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Dirty Dan |
Garion Jorgensen
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Ella Vaughan |
Kirsten Fowler
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Mrs. Engerman |
Jessica Champneys
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Cholula |
Lark Sippert
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Mubble / Judge |
Darin Erickson
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Pansy Pibbles |
Aster Setzer
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Dirk Pibbles |
Nathaniel Erickson
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Officer |
Iain Schwartz
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Mildred |
Lisa King
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Director |
Tiffany Davis
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Produers |
Stephen and Teresa Gashler
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Playwright, Composer |
Stephen Gashler
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Assistant Director, Stage Manager |
Rylee Newman
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Dance Choreographer |
Carley Porter
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Music Director |
Ashley Kelly
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Set Designer |
Garion Jorgensen
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Scenic Painter |
Eden Black
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Costumer |
Rhonda Seiter
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Backstage Manger |
John Cobb
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Front of House Manager |
Teresa Gashler
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Stunt Captain |
Darin Erickson
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Sound Technician |
Bonnie Leslie
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Hair/Makeup Artist |
Ruthie Cobb
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Spot Operators |
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Props |
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Assistant Set Builders |
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Theater Owner |
Curt Gordon
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