Lights! Camera! Disaster? Adirondack Regional Theatre (ART) is kicking off its 25th season with a show full of belly laughs, flying props, and a cast that is barely holding it together. The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Neil Battinelli, is ART’s biggest production yet is a comedy that blends slapstick, chaos, and perfectly timed disasters.
This production is truly for everyone — kids, grandparents, and even your grumpy neighbor who hasn’t laughed since 1997. If this were a movie, it’d be rated PG (mostly for moments of accidental mayhem, a rogue gunshot, and lights that flash when they shouldn’t).
The Play That Goes Wrong premiers for the first two weekends of May at The Strand Center for the Arts, 25 Brinkerhoff Street in Plattsburgh, New York. You can get tickets at strandcenter.org/theatre-
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