*Poor Again ... Dagnabbit!* at Lincoln Center, Oct. 1-3

Tim Behrens will star in the fifth comedy written for him by Patrick McManus, at the Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln St.,
on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 8 pm and on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 8 pm.

Little Pat grew up during the Depression, it seems, with wolves at the door and maggots out in the barnyard. He had to learn how to make blood sausage, head cheese and turkey gravy — and once again, Old Ed will try to stay awake and say something intelligent. (He's 100, you see.)

Call 993-7121 or 327-8000. Tickets: $21.
On Oct. 1, for $26 more, you get a wild-game feast. McManus will also be signing copies that night of his new mystery novel, *The Double Jack Murders.*

On Oct. 3, for $85 total, you get a meet 'n' greet with McManus himself, a three-course meal, the show itself and a signed poster.
Visit mcmanusplays.com and thelincolncenterspokane.com.

Bart Sher part-time to N.Y.

Bartlett Sher (on Broadway, South Pacific and The Light in the Piazza -- and A.D. at the Intiman in Seattle) has been named resident director at Lincoln Center in NYC. He'll direct one show a year there but also remain at his post in Seattle