Lake George, NY – Lake George Dinner Theatre continues its 58th season with the hilarious comedy Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help by Katie Forgette, opening on September 12, 2025 and running through October 11, 2025 at the Holiday Inn Resort Lake George.
We are delighted to welcome Glens Falls native Olivia Dybas to our stage as Becky O’Shea. Joining Olivia on the stage are Capital Region actors Lauren Schirnhofer as Linda O’Shea and Lesley O’Donnell as Josephine ‘Jo’ O’Shea. Laurie Dawn (last season’s Old Love) returns to our stage as Theresa “Terri” Carmichael and Buzz Roddy rounds out this talented cast as Mike O’Shea (and others.)
Take a trip back in time with this comedy to 1973. When the parish priest overhears 19-year-old Linda tell her kid sister, Becky, about the birds and the bees, a family crisis of biblical proportions breaks out. “A hilarious story about a working class family, this is one of the funniest scripts I have ever read,” shares Artistic Director, Jarel Davidow. Join the O’Shea family as they rally around each other to save the family name in this sweet and uproarious comedy!
Lake George Dinner Theatre offers seven performances per week with matinee shows on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and evening shows on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Seating for the matinee lunch is at 11:30 am with the performance at 1:00 pm. The evening show begins with dinner at 6:00 pm followed by the performance at 7:30 pm. Meal choices for both matinee and evening shows are Center Cut Bone in Pork Chop, Chicken Française, Faroe Island Salmon or Vegetarian Pasta Primavera. All meals are served with salad, rolls, dessert and coffee or tea.
Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help is recommended for audiences over 13 due to strong language. Tickets are now available at https://www.lakegeorgedinnertheatre.org. For more information, contact the Box Office at 518-668-5762 ext. 421.
Sponsored by the Lake George Area and the Warren County Supervisors.
About Lake George Dinner Theatre
Lake George Dinner Theatre began in 1968 and enters its 58th season this year. In our early days, we were known as “Towers Hall Playhouse”, performing in the Fort William Henry Hotel in Lake George. In 1976, we joined forces with the Holiday Inn Resort in Lake George and The Lake George Dinner Theatre was born. Our mission is to continue the time-honored tradition of quality dining and professional live theatrical entertainment in a uniquely intimate setting that honors the artistic value of lively storytelling. In fact, at 100 seats, none of which are more than 35 feet from the stage, we are the most intimate professional dinner theatre in the United States. Lake George Dinner Theatre is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit.
