Fayette Coweta Family Theatre

has produced a number of shows, classes and camps for children over the

past several years. Now, with their new group, Sharpsburg On Stage, they

are offering something for an older and more sophisticated crowd. They

will present their inaugural performances of two one act plays, "Not

My Cup of Tea," and "Next Victim, Please" this week at

the A&O Bridges Center in Sharpsburg.

"Not My Cup of Tea"

is a 30 minute play about two aging sisters who conspire to murder their

mother. The problem is that the mother is harder to knock off than they

first thought. The show features Glo Tinsley, Linda Stell and Tammy Barton.

"Next Victim, Please" is a 60 minute show about a greedy family

that gathers together for the reading of the Colonel's Last Will

and Testament. The family is each hoping for a piece of the pie, but the

Colonel names one person in charge of the family. The problem is that

every time a new person is named, they are murdered. Things only get worse

when Detective Swift arrives to investigate. The cast of "Next Victim,

Please" includes Barton, Tinsley, Alwyn Mindoro, Alicia Tucker, Shea

Thomas, Kimberly Crawley, Michael Peaden Jr., Jay Rieger, Simon Hukin,

Cathy O'Keefe, Carissa Jensen, Barbara Eugene and Anna Cook.

The shows will be presented

in what is described as a very intimate atmosphere and desserts and beverages

will be offered at intermission. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. on Thursday,

Friday and Saturday, Nov. 13-15 with a special 2 p.m. performance on Saturday

as well.

Tickets are $12 for adults

and $10 for seniors over the age of 60 and students ages 8-18. The ticket

price includes desserts and beverages and a portion of the proceeds will

go to the Sharpsburg Library Fund. There will also be a $1 discount on

tickets for individuals or families donating five or more books to the

library.

Tickets can be purchased by

calling 770-251-7611 or by visiting www.fcft.net.