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Jim O’Heir has been working for more than two decades as an actor, with over 144 IMDB credits, including appearances on shows like Friends, Malcolm In The Middle, and ER. O’Heir is probably best known for his turn as Garry/Jerry/Larry/Terry Gergich on Parks And Recreation.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
Jim and Kristi after the show.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
Jim poses for a photo with Kurt after the show.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
Jim poses with Kurt for a photo after the show. Jim O’Heir has been working for more than two decades as an actor, with over 144 IMDB credits, including appearances on shows like Friends, Malcolm In The Middle, and ER. O’Heir is probably best known for his turn as Garry/Jerry/Larry/Terry Gergich on Parks And Recreation.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
Jim poses with Kurt for a photo after the show. Jim O’Heir has been working for more than two decades as an actor, with over 144 IMDB credits, including appearances on shows like Friends, Malcolm In The Middle, and ER. O’Heir is probably best known for his turn as Garry/Jerry/Larry/Terry Gergich on Parks And Recreation.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
What a fantastic show! Jim poses for a photo with Kurt and Kristi backstage after his performance.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
A program Jim signed for me after the show.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
A photo Jim signed for me after the show.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
A photo Jim signed for me after the show.
"Funny Money" starring Jim O'Heir.
New Theatre Restaurant
Overland Park, KS
December 9th, 2017
The New Theatre is just gigantic. Very successful. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Tonight's menu was superb, as always. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Anyone who went to church as a kid can laugh at the church politics in "Church Basement Ladies," but there are several more levels of appreciation for me.
1) It pokes gentle fun of Minnesota, where my sis-in-law is from
2) My brother and I, being Preachers' Kids, saw much that was true to our experience 3) It pokes gentle fun at Lutherans, whose dual factions, the Norwegian Lutherans and the German Lutherans shall never join forces.
4) In poking fun of Minnesota and the Great Lakes region, the spoken dialect is reminiscent of our years in South Dakota, as well.
5) Anyone from Minnesota should find amusement as the small town ladies do a song about how wicked "the Cities" are (Minneapolis-St. Paul)
6) A Lutheran girl who goes to the twin cities, ("The Sodom and Gommorah of the Plains") for college, falls in love with a Catholic boy. This is not so scandalous now as it was in the fifties, when the play is set.
7) The pastor, a widower, married an Italian gal. She not only is several years younger than the pastor, but is NOT Nordic in background! At a church dinner, filled with all the usual bland, monochromatic foods, this gal sets down a pan of lasagna, and it just sets the tongues a-waggin'!"
A lot of the above happened in the first installment, not the sequel from 2009, but you get the point. Small towns, resistance to change, etc.
Sculpture is identified in another photo. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
While it is served buffet style, they need not make apologies to anybody! The chef is superb, and the food is no sacrifice. Both it and the productions are good.
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Barry Williams is a very adequate singer, and guitarist, and played the minister role with just about the same charm as William Christopher, of MASH, had played a couple of years ago. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Sell-out crowd packs the 617-seat theatre. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Just Imagine, by Graham Lane, yr 2000. Identification Plaque in another photo.
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.
Sell-out crowd packs the 617-seat theatre. www.newtheatre.com/cs/cs.html
Two well known Kansas City dinner theatres, Tiffany's Attic, at 50th and Main, and The Waldo Astoria, on Wornall Rd, in the Waldo neighborhood, joined forces in about 1991-92 to form the New Theatre Restaurant, in Overland Park.
While there was certainly some dismay that the venues were leaving Kansas City, the theatre certainly has thrived, and continues to bring in well known actors and shows.