Kork TV finally finished with two packed houses the weekend of November 7th and 8th. Kork TV is an original production by Len Fischer who is also the director of the show. He has been involved in theater most of his life but has only recently, in the past few years, moved into producing working productions.
The crowds cheered as the comedians performed on stage. The main character Murad Abel played Reginald who was forced to run a local television show instead of going to jail for defrauding viewers of his televangelist show. The second major character was Michael who played Simon who was similarly convicted.
As they move into Kork Idaho and take over the station they are met with a weird combination of Kork residents known as “Korkers”. The theater production consists of a farmer, a Carol Barnett look alike, an incompetent production assistant, a tough ex-wife, a narcoleptic weather man, and a stuttering sports guy. The total production is full of laughter and excitement.
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The 2009 Dine and Vine were held at the Cranbrook private school in Rochester Hills Michigan. The event was designed to encourage businesses and wealthy sponsors to donate to gleaner’s food bank. The September 23rd, 2009 event drew a large crowd of patrons who enjoyed food from local restaurants and a fashion show providing the latest fashions for purchase.
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