Dr. Charles Smith, Gilpin County. Sponsored by the Belvidere Players and JKQ BBQ, Call Me Ned returns to the Teller House Courtyard Gardens for two performances on Saturday August 22 and 29, 2020, at
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Dr. Charles Smith, Gilpin County. Sponsored by the Belvidere Players and JKQ BBQ, Call Me Ned returns to the Teller House Courtyard Gardens for two performances on Saturday August 22 and 29, 2020, at 6 p.m.
Call Me Ned is a hilarious musical that explores just what on earth would happen if Grandpa Bredo, safely frozen in a Tuff Shed, would return to life. The musical is a featured Nederland Frozen Dead Guy Days favorite and rumor has it that Grandpa has been seen in Central City. This is family fun at its best!
JKQ has a wonderful dinner that can be ordered and enjoyed at the socially distanced courtyard space. Call JKQ for dinner reservations at 303-582-0600.
Come out for some toe tapping fun, a beautiful evening, and delicious food.
(Originally published in the August 20, 2020, edition of The Mountain-Ear.)
