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WHO:
Shine Productions, LLC presents Bless Ya Boys
Directed by Barry Lemoine
Written by and Starring : Christian Bordelon, Will Schneider, Barry Lemoine, Ron Blanchard, Wes Cannon, Katherine Karcher Lemoine
WHAT:
A kick-off to the 2010 Saints Season that takes a comedic look back at the rollercoaster ride of our franchise and an optimistic look ahead to this season.
WHEN
October 14, 21, 28 (Thursdays)
WHERE:
Jefferson Orleans North
dinner begins at 6:30 pm;
Tickets are $30, which includes Louisiana-style dinner.
About the Project
For the past three years, the team of writers and fan-atics at Shine Productions has brought ...Read More
WHO:
Shine Productions, LLC presents Bless Ya Boys
Directed by Barry Lemoine
Written by and Starring : Christian Bordelon, Will Schneider, Barry Lemoine, Ron Blanchard, Wes Cannon, Katherine Karcher Lemoine
WHAT:
A kick-off to the 2010 Saints Season that takes a comedic look back at the rollercoaster ride of our franchise and an optimistic look ahead to this season.
WHEN
October 14, 21, 28 (Thursdays)
WHERE:
Jefferson Orleans North
dinner begins at 6:30 pm;
Tickets are $30, which includes Louisiana-style dinner.
About the Project
For the past three years, the team of writers and fan-atics at Shine Productions has brought "Bless Ya Boys" to local stages. Legions of fans, dressed in Saints regalia, have delighted in the chance to laugh their cares away at the fast-paced irreverent show that takes a loving look at the Black and Gold.
"Bless Ya Boys" uniquely captures the highs and lows of Saints' fans from day one that will keep you laughing throughout the show. It's a must see for fans of the Saints and New Orleans. Mike Diliberto, son of famed New Orleans sportscaster, Buddy Diliberto.
“Bless Ya, Boys” takes place in heaven, where instead of your life flashing in front of your eyes – we flash the history and heartache of your beloved black and gold. From Mecom to Mora all the way to Peyton and Brees we meet many of the characters that are all part of Saints lore.
See Archie Manning in My Three Sons, “It covers 40 years in 90 minutes, moving faster than many New Orleans Saints players ever did and running through lines with more punch than the team had during much of its history. That's "Bless Ya, Boys," a loving, irreverent broken-field run down the black-and-gold memory lane.” Angus Lind, Times Picayune
"Bless You Boys was the closest thing Le Chat Noir will ever see to a sports bar! I don't think we've ever had that many cute, straight guys on stage at one time! And they are talented actors, too! Ain't we got fun, girls! I love having the actors from Shine on the Le Chat Noir stage! St Bernard grows 'em smart, talented." Barbara Motley, Proprietor Le Chat Noir
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