“The Hott Spot” it is a play that will touch your senses

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Play With Your Food Productions is a popular dinner theater attraction that has long entertained us, especially in these difficult times. Directed by the writer/director/producer, Michael Tennant, along with his team they work hard to ensure that our daily problems are put out of our heads while we enjoy an entertaining play that, in the end, will make us laugh so much that instead of eating our delicious dinner, we will begin to “Play with our food”.

This March 27, Play With Your Food brings us “The Hott Spot”, a play that tells the story of Summer and Betty, two young ladies who open a hair salon in a small town. Chaos erupts when they get shaken down by the mafia, turn up on the wrong side of a police investigation, and a double love triangle appears amidst an unlikely set of couples.

Starring Frank Jaramillo, Alexandra Miller, Michael Tennant, Melanie Rose Johnson, Rebecca Reber, and newcomers Dr. Matt Wines and Nicole Robinson and directed/produced by Michael Tennant, this is certainly a performance to cherish.

So go ready to laugh but also go hungry! Menu selections include a choice of Lasagna, Chicken Parmesan, or Salmon with an Italian sauce in a three-course dinner. They also offer vegetarian and vegan options upon request.

Tickets are $45 each, including dinner. March 27 will be the last day for this play, so don’t miss it! Call (951) 663-8491 for Reservations. Play with your food is located at 140 N Buena Vista St. Hemet.

HSJC | Staff

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