Buck fever hits Sixth Street with fall production, 'Escanaba in Da Moonlight'
Remnar Soady, played by Tina Trecker, instructs Jimmer (David Pierce) to use one of his "prodigious gas attacks" to wake Rueben (Jaff Campo) from a trance. Also pictured are Mark Owsley as DNR Officer Tom Treado and Ken Bartle as Albert.
JOSH McDONALD
WALLACE — Take a trip to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and the world-famous Soady hunting cabin in the Sixth Street Theater’s fall production of "Escanaba in Da Moonlight."
Written by Emmy Award-winning actor Jeff Daniels, who also directed and starred in the original 2001 film, the story centers on the Soady family, a group of hunters living near Escanaba. Rueben Soady is on track to become the oldest family member never to bag a buck, leading some to believe he’s cursed. In an effort to change his luck, Rueben abandons family traditions and embraces some unusual new ones.
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