"The Living Room," presented by IMOC Productions, is set to take the stage on September 26, with doors opening at 8:00 PM. This comedy revisits the trials and tribulations a traditional family endures when forced to cohabit, around the clock, without the luxury of the outside world, as per the City of Garland.
It seems the Brownlee Auditorium at the Granville Arts Center, located at a convenient 300 N 5th Street Garland, TX, will be filled with the sounds of both laughter and possibly, groans of recognition, as the audience witnesses the family navigating their new normal, where the farthest escape was just to the living room and yet they somehow found a way to survive. Tickets are reasonably priced at $40 a pop, which is a small price to pay for what promises to be a significantly entertaining evening, and for those interested in securing their spot, a heads up that the clock is ticking.
The show's description, provided by IMOC Productions, promises a hearty dose of comedy; it notes, "This is a comical story of a traditional family who had no other choice but to learn to live together after the world closed."
