After COVID delay, former San Jose mayor’s play finally making its debut

Jeff Kramer, left, Angie Higgins, center and Andre Leben star in “A Statue for Ballybunion,” opening at 3Below Theaters in downtown San Jose on March 16, 2023. (Photo courtesy San Jose Playhouse)

Former San Jose Mayor Tom McEnery’s play, “A Statue for Ballybunion,” is all set for its San Jose Playhouse premiere at 3Below Theaters in downtown San Jose tonight  — just a day short of the third anniversary of when it was originally supposed to debut.

The comedy play was on the cusp of its U.S. premiere on St. Patrick’s Day in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic shut it down during rehearsals

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