Historical Info: April, 2021

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Opening: April 23 @ 7:30. Pub opens at 6. Music at 6:15.
​April 24; 7:30 performance. Pub opens at 6. Music at 6:15
April 29; 7:30 performance. Pub opens at 6. Music at 6:15
April 30; 7:30 performance. Pub opens at 6. Music at 6:15
May 1; 7:30 performance. Pub opens at 6. Music at 6:15
May 2; 2:00 performance. Pub opens at 12:30. Music at 12:45
NOTE: Due to Covid distancing our online seating options are limited. If there are no seats available for the performance you prefer, call us at 920-310-7228 to see if there might be other tables available for that date.
​​One of the most popular romantic comedies of the century, Same Time, Next Year ran four years on Broadway, winning a Tony® Award for lead actress Ellen Burstyn, who later recreated her role in the successful motion picture. It remains one of the world’s most widely produced plays. The plot follows a love affair between two people, Doris and George, married to others, who rendezvous once a year. Twenty-five years of manners and morals are hilariously and touchingly played out by the lovers.

Opening Night: April 23

​Join us for Opening Night on Friday, April 23. Arrive at 6 to enjoy the music of Putting on the Fritz in the pub along with some tasty appetizers. Performance at 7:30.
Preshow Music In The Pub
April 23 - Toni Fritz
​April 24 - Joey O'Connor
April 29 - Joey O'Connor
April 30 - Tessa and Phil
May 1 - Sam and Ethan
​May 2 - Kyle Seidl

Meet The Cast
Carrie Todd Counihan as Doris
​​Carrie Counihan is thrilled to be joining The Forst Inn company for the first time. She last appeared as Nan/Lina in Three Days of Rain with Isadoora Theatre Company in Door County. Prior to that, she played the role of Helen in their production of Helen and Claire in Proof. Carrie has appeared in various productions & readings with Isadoora, Rogue Theater (Ann Deever in All My Sons) & the former TAPworks theatre as well as several indie films. Here’s to the return of live theatre in 2021!
Ian Wisneski as George
​Ian is very happy to be returning to live, indoor theater after a wild year. Over the summer, he portrayed Biondello in Play-by-Play Theater's outdoor production of The Taming of the Shrew, and Lysander in their virtual Midsummer Night's Dream.  Ian previously played Howie in the Forst Inn's critically acclaimed 2019 production of Rabbit Hole.