Description
Fresh Brewed Production’s musical, “The Wright Brothers – Those Daring Young Men & Their Flying Machine!” will be performed as a Dinner Theatre, and presented by the Museum of Aviation Foundation on November 3, 2018!
- This is a “New York City Musical Production”
- There will only be one evening performance
- The performance will take place in the Century of Flight Hangar
- A cash bar will be available
- This performance is for adults/couples
- Doors will open at 6:00 pm for a buffet dinner
- The show will start at 7:00 pm
Buffet Menu (Catered by The Butcher Shop)
- Steak Diane with beef cream sauce/mushrooms
- Chicken breast with Parmesan sauce
- Twice baked potatoes
- Green Bean bundles wrapped in bacon
- Spring Mix Salad
- Rolls
- Dessert – peach pound cake and pecan pie
Tickets
The cost will be $40 per person or $70 per couple
An authentic piece of the Wright Brothers original Flyer will be on display!
Synopsis of the Play:Â
The scene opens in Dayton, Ohio at the bicycle shop of Orville and Wilbur Wright. As usual, instead of fixing bikes they are thinking up and working on new, unheard of inventions. After reading about inventors in Europe working on the development of human flight, they start to think of it as a possibility, despite the dangers involved. Their sister Katharine thinks they already spend too much time on crazy inventions and not enough on making the bicycle business a success. Wilbur then shares with her his most secret dream of being able to bring the possibility of a flying machine into reality. Meanwhile, their cranky neighbor, Mrs. Weatherby, comes by to pick up the bicycle she left for repair months before. Orville is a little intimidated by her and tries to make up any excuse he can think of -with no success. The brothers now decide that it is indeed their destiny to make this dream real and begin in earnest to build a machine that can fly. Starting with gliders, they take their dreams and equipment to Kill Devil Hills, near Kitty Hawk, NC. After some success, but a lot more failure, they return to Dayton feeling despondent and at the end of their road. Fortunately, a respected French/American scientist and friend, Octave Chanute, steps in to lift their spirits. Back again in North Carolina they are finally ready for their historic, first flight. Who will win the coin toss to be the very first human to experience sustained, powered flight? For more information on the musical, click here!Â
This program is supported in part by Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly.  Georgia Council for the Arts also receives support from its partner agency – the National Endowment for the Arts.
