Set in the American "old" South - Rome, Georgia

Robert Harryman as HERO

B.J. Stokey as LYCUS

Thomas Aruthor as HYSTERIUM

Kick-line at curtian call - Entire Cast

Robert Harryman as HERO and
August Hixon as PSEUDOLUS

Phillip E. Booth as MILES, Proteans and Courtesans

A FUNNY THING, INDEED - "Something familiar - something peculiar." That phrase from the opening number
of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum is a promise that is certainly fulfilled by this
production by the Evergreen Theatre Conservatory. Director Stephen Locklear has taken the ancient and familiar
bawdy Roman comedy... and set it in the Old South in Rome, Georgia. ...the cast and opening night audience
seemed to have great fun with the idea.

...carried off brightly and brashly... comic glory... The cast maintains high energy and a rollicking pace.

Freddie Brinster, Journal-American

THIS 'FORUM' IS OFF THE WALL, Y'ALL - ...love it all over again... To say that director Stephen D.
Locklear stirred things up to a frenzy in the ETC production is probably the only understatement to come out of
the evening. It was nonstop buffo-boffo-socko from the moment the company proclaimed "Comedy Tonight!"
until, dripping with perspiration and aglow with accomplishment, the company took its final bow. Wow!

Wayne Johnson, Seattle Times

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - The ETC staging is a constantly entertaining triumph... ETC delivers a
spirited production...

Seattle Source

Director Stephen Locklear has devised some ingenious slapstick business. The actors and director insist on
comic complexity. ... I left the theatre drained.

Joe Adcock, Seattle P.I.

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