Smug Mike Pushtin (played by Sam Peters) finds out how mean a short-ciruited computer program played by Megan Hovinen can get in the CIHS One-Act “Propety Rites.” Rushing in to help him are hapless shop owner (Jonathan Wells, left) and brother Rudy (Jordan Zurn).
The Cambridge-Isanti One-Act Theater troupe tips its collective hat to the Twilight Zone with this season’s competitive piece, Property Ritespenned by Alan Haehnel.
“I really love the play. We’re doing pretty well with our performance so far, but just the show itself is pretty high-quality,” spoke CIHS veteran actor Jonathan Wells, who does a great job tackling the emotional challenges of lead character Kyle Macmanus. “It’s kind of creepy. My character has been trying to sell this multi-million dollar art piece computer program. Things go downhill, he’s not maintaining it like he’s supposed to. It becomes terrifying, not only financially for a businessman, but he becomes afraid these creatures are going to get him.”
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