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Wild Oats

Wild Oats is a hilarious comedy of the old west by American playwright James McLure. Set in Muleshoe, Texas, it's a jam packed evening of zany cowboys, evil villains, damsels in distress---and even a bear! Join us as we celebrate the days of the Wild West in a rootin' tootin' spectacular farce! Laughs abound as we follow the antics of Colonel Loftus Thunder, Jack Rover, Kate Thunder and the villainous Ephraim Smooth in the Last Chance Saloon!

Tickets can be purchased via Brown Paper Tickets, at (website) or by calling (phone number). For questions about Felician College's Little Theater, please contact theater@felician.edu or call 1-201-355-1465.

About 12 Miles West
For almost 25 years, 12 Miles West has offered New Jersey audiences cutting- edge productions that have invigorated the New Jersey Theatre scene. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Robert Cox, 12 Miles West's Main Stage Productions give life to the work of today's most dynamic new Playwrights and revisit the Classics of the American Stage, providing audiences with a rich variety of theatre going experiences.

12 Miles West is a Professional Equity Theatre, with ongoing collaborations between top local and national artists which ensures that the work on our stages remains vibrant and extraordinary year after year.

Felician College Little Theater
The Little Theater was formerly the carriage house of the Ivison family who resided in Rutherford's historic landmark known as "the Castle", which today stands majestically on Felician College's Rutherford campus. In the 1940's, the carriage house became part of Fairleigh Dickinson University and was converted into the "Estelle Liebling Little Theater", named for the renowned opera singer who served as its artistic director.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
James McLure (1959 2011) was a playwright whose Southern roots were reflected in the loquacious, mostly comic, but not necessarily Southern characters he created in plays like "Lone Star,'' "Pvt. Wars'', "Laundry and Bourbon" and "Wild Oats.''