Library’s Night Out to see ‘Man With No Opinion’

Enjoy an evening out with friends or make a date with that special someone for Valentine’s Day for Theatre Nebula’s world premiere comedy, “A Man with No Opinion.”

The comedy, formerly known as “The Dog Park”, is from 8-10 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14, at Cutting Hall, exclusively for Palatine Public Library District patrons. This event is funded by the Friends of the Palatine Library.

“A Man with No Opinion” is a rollicking comedic tale set in the 1950s. After a messy breakup, Robert and Lillian continue to run their exclusive matchmaking service for the “romantically challenged” called the Dog Park, all the while trying to keep their separation a secret from their eccentric clients. Meanwhile, their secretary, Constance, meets a handsome but un-opinionated man that she feels would make an ideal husband. Unfortunately, his meddling mother has nothing but opinions … about everything. Constance is forced to devise a series of lies to make sure she doesn’t lose her perfect man.

Theatre Nebula is a nonprofit, nonequity theater company that promotes and nurtures the appreciation of high literary quality theater within the community. These performers endeavor to bring new or not-yet-known great works to audiences and explore diverse theatrical styles.

Playwright Kevin Wiczer, has written several plays ranging from dark comedy to suspense, which have been performed in various venues in Illinois and has had numerous staged readings performed at both Harper College and Columbia College Chicago.

Tickets are required and are for registered District cardholders only. Sign up and pick up a ticket at the Main Library, 700 N. North Court. For questions visit www.palatinelibrary.org or call (847) 358-5881.

The Palatine Public Library District is your destination for knowledge, entertainment, and community. The library serves approximately 90,000 residents predominantly within the communities of Palatine and Hoffman Estates.