In Brief

Henlopen Theater Project’s next theater production will be Greater Tuna, one of the most frequently performed plays in the U.S. It’s coming to the Cape Henlopen High School Little Theater August 17, 18, and 19 at 8:00 pm.

Greater Tuna is a hilarious satire on life in rural America. It tells the story of a day in the life of 20 eclectic residents of Tuna, Texas. Two actors play all the roles as they maniacally change costumes and persona.

If you saw it Off Broadway, at the Kennedy Center, or even in the White House, you will want to see it again. If not you don’t want to miss this night of sheer entertainment and fun.

This is sure to be a sell out so order your tickets early. Call 302-226-4103. Tickets are $25. Group rates are available at $18 for ten or more people.

Drains to Ocean No Dumping

CAMP Rehoboth is looking for volunteers who will help attach a small metal sign to the sewer grates in Rehoboth Beach. Each grate will eventually have a sign reading "Drains to Ocean (Lake, Canal)—No Dumping."

For more information, contact Kathy at CAMP Rehoboth at 302-227-5620. We will get everyone together and plan a few hours to dedicate to this worthwhile project.

Sundance 2006 Is Just a Month Away

The nineteenth annual Sundance Benefit—the best way to close the summer season at the beach—will be held at the Rehoboth Convention Center, September 2 and 3.

Call 302-227-5620 if you would like to be a host, supporter, or sponsor, donate to the auction, volunteer to help with the event, or to purchase tickets.

Team Rehoboth Beach’s Williams Takes Gold Medal in Tennis at Gay Games

Rehoboth’s Rich Williams teamed up with Lisa Laurie to win a gold medal in Division A, Mixed Doubles at the Gay Games in Chicago. Rich also tied for fifth place out of a field of 102 players in Division A Men’s singles, losing in three sets to the top seeded player in the quarter finals. Pictured are: Reason Ford and Sande French (Silver), (name with held) (Bronze), and Lisa Laurie and Rich Williams (Gold). 

The Winners of the CAMP Rehoboth Follies Take Center Stage
The winners of the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Barbies celebrate on stage at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center after receiving their awards.

The three troupes and their skit titles are: 1) Marylanders: Rehomoback Mountain (silver); 2) Victoria’s Secrets: Psychedelic Summer Romance (gold), and 3) Coming Out of Hiding: Little Boy Blue in Pink (bronze).