Ravings of a Textual Deviant

Never Too Late to deliver laughs at Scottish Rite Cathedral

There’s a new place for live theatre in Indianapolis. The Scottish Rite Cathedral (650 N. Meridian St.) will be presenting the comedy Never Too Late on April 16-17, 23-24 at 7:30 p.m.

Harry Lambert has it all: A successful business, a dutiful wife, a lazy daughter, a dopey son-in-law with the last name Clinton, a nosy neighbor and a mayor to kiss up to. Then in one small announcement, Harry’s conservative world is changed forever. This three-act comedy is for those who are all for change, just not right now. However, refreshments will be served to calm things down.

The play is directed by Matthew Socey, co-host of The Art Of The Matter on 90.1 WFYI FM and the film talk show Saturday Matinee on 1430 WXNT AM. His previous directing credits include Saving Grace (Scottish Rite), Medea (Bookmama’s) and Yearning For Dogberry (Comedysportz). He appeared as an actor on the Scottish Rite stage as Nick in Over The River And Through The Woods, a role he also performed at Mud Creek. He’s also appear on Indy stages as a smarmy Hollywood executive in Yearning For Dogberry and an alcoholic guardian angel in Santa Is Dead/The Santa Monologues.

Tickets are $12 for reserved, $10 general admission. For more information, call (317) 262-3100 ext. 235. To speak with the play’s director, call (317) 698-6401.

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