Spring Training
Lodgic Everyday Community Event Hall 2801 Marshall Court, Madison, Wisconsin 53705
Benjamin Barlow
Actor Tom Amacher in a 2019 performance.
Falconbridge Players formed in 2019 to produce classic theater with "a rebel mindset" and its inaugural production of 2022 features two stories from baseball's heyday: “Origins of Sport: Baseball” and “Bases Full.” Food specials from the Everyday Kitchen are available during the performance — just like being at the ballpark. But, unlike a Brewers game, admission is free.
press release: Spring Training, baseball stories from the original live-ball era
March 22, 7 PM, Lodgic Everyday Community Event Hall, 2801 Marshall Ct.
Free
No contract disputes here, just baseball stories from the early days of the Live Ball Era when Babe Ruth topped the leaderboard, the Yankees rose to prominence, and the game as played in St. Louis was definitely a contact sport.
Features dramatizations of two baseball yarns from the 1920s:
Bases Full – Two ballplayers make an unbelievable bet to win one woman’s love.
Origins of Sport: Baseball – Finally, the truth about the popularity of baseball in ancient Egypt can be told!
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