ACT IT OUT: Katie Fultz ’16 and Isaiah Butler practice a scene in “Knuffle Bunny”. Fultz takes the lead in the play as Trixie.

The Civic Theater of Greater Lafayette, our community theater, is currently preparing for a few plays featuring West Side students; “Fox on the Fairway” and “Knuffle Bunny”.

Fox on the Fairway

“Fox on the Fairway” is a romantic comedy, focused on a young man, Justin, and his love interest, Louise. Hannah Lazarz ’13, who will play Louise in the upcoming Civic Theater production of the play, has high expectations for the performances.

“The play is about two country clubs who bash heads at their annual inter club golf tournament, but things go awry and the storyline gets pretty ridiculous,” she said. “The first time I read the script I was dying of laughter. I love the characters and I know the audience will too.”

The show will be running the weekends from March 8 – March 23. Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 P.M. and the Sunday performances are at 2:30 P.M.

There will be a pay-what-you-can preview night on Thursday March 7.

Knuffle Bunny

“Knuffle Bunny” is a sweet musical for children, with a somewhat sour storyline.

“It’s a children’s show about a toddler (Trixie) who loses her stuffed bunny at the Laundromat,” said Annie Furtner ’15, who is part of the chorus in the production.

Katie Fultz ’16, who is also part of the production added that it has a good moral. “It’s about the family’s growth and Trixie growing up,” she said.

Unlike “Fox on the Fairway”, “Knuffle Bunny” is a musical, featuring children as actors.

“It has cute music and it’s really good for kids,” Furtner said.

The show will be running February 15 to February 17. The Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 P.M. and the Sunday performance is at 2:30 P.M.