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The evening is made up of Me and Bobby McGee:
In the first scene Bobby and McGee find themselves in a kind of limbo. They attempt to orient themselves, but the environment affects them in strange ways. In the second scene Me, an old woman in a wheel chair, speaks directly to the audience who learn that Bobby and McGee exist within her mind. For Bobby and McGee she might be God? For Me might they be memories, fantasies, or something more creative?

And Lugnuts of the Soul:
An ordinary evening for Denise and Dave is interrupted by a telephone call. The telephone call segues into a visit by Angel. Angel claims to be Dave’s cousin, but there is something other worldly about her — including her ability to shift her personality into the other characters’ bodies.

Special Additional Event SUNDAY, August 8 - 10 (Fri & Sat at 8 p.m., Sun. at 4 p.m..)
*2/3* two short plays for three actors ME AND BOBBY McGEE and LUGNUTS OF THE SOUL by PETER LOBDELL	Honora Talbott Ho
The evening is made up of Me and Bobby McGee: In the first scene Bobby and McGee find themselves in a kind of limbo. They attempt to orient themselves, but the environment affects them in strange ways. In the second scene Me, an old woman in a wheel chair, speaks directly to the audience who learn that Bobby and McGee exist within her mind. For Bobby and McGee she might be God? For Me might they be memories, fantasies, or something more creative? And Lugnuts of the Soul: An ordinary evening for Denise and Dave is interrupted by a telephone call. The telephone call segues into a visit by Angel. Angel claims to be Dave’s cousin, but there is something other worldly about her — including her ability to shift her personality into the other characters’ bodies.
CAST The roles will be played by Bernard Bygott, Honora Talbott, and Teresa Spencer — all recent graduates of Amherst College. PETER LOBDELL Peter Lobdell is a senior resident artist in the Department of Theater and Dance and is presently Chair. He has directed and/or performed on, off and off-off Broadway in New York, on national tours, at regional theaters, and international venues. Most recently he was director of movement for the Hartford Stage Company’s Our Town last September. LOGISTICS Holden Theatre, Amherst College. Tickets: $18 Adults / $15 Students/Seniors. Box Office opens July 6. (413) 542-3750 Prior to that call (413) 427-6147 or email info@kofest.com A very limited number of $8 SPECIAL RUSH TICKETS will be available at exactly 1 hour prior to curtain. Driving Instructions to Amherst College Amherst College campus map.