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FCP Presents the New Works Weekend

at Flint Community Players, Flint MI

Jan 08 - 11 2026
FCP Presents the New Works Weekend

Champagne Problems and Lam Poster By Ryan Filpansick

In this exciting new way to kick off the new year, FCP is presenting two staged readings of brand new plays written by Michigan playwrights!

CHAMPAGNE PROBLEMS

By Nicole Lawrence

Directed by Rebecca Norris

GENRE: Contemporary Romantic Dramedy.

PLOT: In a small town Texas coffee shop during the War in Afghanistan, Catherine is living a modern day fairytale as a recent college graduate and soon to be bride. But one day, her presumed dead ex-fiancé returns with amnesia, forcing her to confront her past grief to embrace her future.

Champagne Problems is an exciting romantic dramedy that will play tug of war with your heartstrings.

PERFORMANCES:

Thursday January 8, 2026 @ 7:00 PM

Friday, January 9, 2026 @ 7:00 PM

LAM

By Abby Burgess

Directed by Natalie Sevick

GENRE: Post-Apocalyptic Drama.

PLOT: Following the “Great Collapse of ‘47,” Denton County has relied on the guidance of “The Council.” As residents ring in the ... view more »

ADMISSION INFO

Tickets are $10 and available online or at the door.

Phone: (810) 235-6963

Email: admin@flintcommunityplayers.com

INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES

Additional time info:

After the staged reading of the one-act play, audiences will be invited to stay for a talkback with the playwright

LOCATION

Flint Community Players

2462 S Ballenger Hwy, Flint, MI 48507

Full map and directions

PARKING INFO

There is a free on-site parking lot

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