Crystal (Cristy Clark), left, leads the cheers for the success of Spa-Dee-Dah in the comedy “The Hallelujah Girls,” which opens Friday night at the Oak Street Playhouse. Also cheering are, from left, Sugar Lee (Patti Gross), Nita (Kitty Reel), Mavis (May Wood) and Carlene (Jenny Bacon).IF YOU GO• What: “The Hallelujah Girls”• When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, and Saturday, Sept. 28, and Oct. 3-5; 2:30 p.m. Oct. 6• Where: Oak Street Playhouse, corner of Oak and Lindsay streets (inside First-Centenary United Methodist Church)• Admission: $10 adults, $8 seniors/groups, $5 students; all tickets $8 on Oct. 3 (Girlfriends Night Out)• Phone: 423-756-2428• Website: www.oakstreetplayhouse.com
Sugar Lee’s tired of waiting for her dream to come to her. So she’s reached out and grabbed it.
But that dream, starting a day spa in an abandoned church, makes her friends wonder if she’s lost her marbles.
Nevertheless, they try to help her make a go of Spa-Dee-Dah in the Southern comedy “The Hallelujah Girls,” which opens in the Flo Summitt Theater at Oak Street Playhouse on Friday, Sept. 27, and continues for six performances through next weekend.
Oak Street Playhouse is located in First-Centenary United Methodist Church.