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'Greater Tuna' Brings Low-Brow Humor To Town

The popular comedic play, Greater Tuna, takes two actors and thrusts them into the world of a fictional Texan town. The actors play a host of characters, who come together and create a world ripe with low-brow and politically incorrect humor. The play opens in Springfield at the Hoogland Center for the Arts Friday night. WUIS was recently joined by the cast members Rich McCoy and Darin Harms to talk about it:
 
CLICK HERE for more information about Greater Tuna, the play opens Friday night and runs this weekend and next at the Hoogland in Springfield.

 

 

Rachel Otwell of the Illinois Times is a former NPR Illinois reporter.
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