event In The Beginning: An Evolutionary Musical Comedy

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.

Local playwrights Andrew Rohn and Catherine Capellaro have found success blasting the ills of corporate greed with lighthearted musicals like Temp Slave and Walmartopia, and now they turn their gaze skyward to take on the biggest boss of them all. Mercury Players’ In The Beginning (expanded from one of the acts in January’s Blasphemy!) pokes fun at creationism, and includes plenty of the writing team’s double entendres and whimsy, including a talking/singing fish who seduces Eve in the Garden of Eden. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Sept. 4 opening-night show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "In The Beginning" in the subject line.