Theatre �� concludes spring season with Broadway hit comedy ‘Noises Off’

Theatre �� is concluding its 2018 spring season with a three-night performance of Michael Frayn’s hit farce “Noises Off.” (Photo by Marco Lopez)

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Theatre �� is ending its 2018 spring season on a high note by bringing an uproarious farce to the university’s McComas Hall mainstage theater.

Promotional graphic for Theatre ��’s production of “Noises Off”

Theatre ��’s performances of Michael Frayn’s “Noises Off” take place April 19-21 at 7:30 p.m. General admission tickets are $10 at the door or $13 online at .��

“Noises Off” contains adult language and situations and is recommended for mature audiences.

Cody Stockstill, assistant professor in the �� College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Communication, is directing the production, which he describes as “a rip-roaring play within a play.”

“Noises Off is a complete mess of a show, and that’s where the comedy comes from,” said Stockstill, who also serves as the department’s theatre concentration coordinator. “The story takes us onstage and backstage of a comic farce, as the set rotates 180 degrees to show audiences the pandemonium going on backstage during Act Two of the play.”

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