SOUTH FALLSBURG – If there ever was a time when we needed cheering up and a chance to laugh out loud, this is it! The very resourceful Sullivan County Dramatic Workshop will have you fall-down laughing with its hilarious production of “A Bad Year for Tomatoes,” a farce in two acts by John Patrick expertly directed by Charlie Redler.

Gracious, glamorous Myra Marlowe, fed up with fame after a very long career as a television actress, retreats to a small town, planning to live quietly and anonymously, write her juicy autobiography, and grow her own tomatoes. The story involves Myra’s wild imagination, her new neighbors and small-town culture, leading to a series of comedic and dramatic events.

Local actors, Rachel Ferrari, Pam LeConey, Jean Eifert, Joseph Jervais, Amber Schmidt, Paul Puerschner and Charlie Redler, portray all the characters who are over the top outrageous and who absolutely disprove the premise that you can “get away from it all and live a quiet life.”

Don’t miss this comedy. Performances are on Fridays, June 12 & 19, and Saturdays: June 13 & 20 at 7:30 PM and on Sundays; June 14 & 21 at 2:00 PM at the Rivoli Theatre, Main Street, South Fallsburg.  General admission $15+fees, Seniors, students, military $12+fees. Tickets at www.scdw.net or at the Rivoli box office.