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By Noel Coward
Directed by Frank
Malle
Feb 6 - Mar 7
Often considered Noel Coward's finest play, this 1930
original won a Tony for Best Revival on Broadway in
2002. It concerns a recently divorced couple who unwittingly
book adjoining suites at the same hotel for their honeymoons
with their new spouses and find out they still care
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Noises Off
By Michael Frayn
Directed by Gai Jones
Mar 28 - Apr 25
Leave it to an actor to write a play
where the funniest action occurs backstage, but with
equal hilarity on stage. The action happens as the hapless
actors are putting on a most dreadful play called "Nothing
On," and the audience is let in on the intrigue
backstage by a troupe of truly funny characters. |
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Peter Pan
By J.M. Barrie
Youth Production
Directed by Gai
Jones
May 15 - May 30
The wonderful classic story of a mischievous
boy who magically flies and refuses to grow up. All
the characters, played by actors young and adult, will
grace our stage bringing to life Peter, Wendy, fairies
and Captain Hook. |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
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Music & Lyrics by Stephen
Sondheim
Book by Burt Shevelove &
Larry Gelbart
Directed by Tracey Williams
Musical Direction by Jimmy
Calire
June 26 - July 26
Inspired by the famed Roman farces,
a slave labors for his freedom by helping his master
win the heart of a courtesan. Winner of several Tony
Awards, this musical show is a bawdy, wild comedy that
features plans gone awry. |
Broadway Bound
By Neil Simon
Directed by Steve Grumette |
Aug 14 - Sept 11
This is the third and final segment
of Simon's autobiographical trilogy, and highlights
the playwright's beginnings as a comedy writer. While
the two brothers are working on comedy sketches, their
home life is falling apart as their parents quarrel
-- which of course becomes fodder for their radio skits
that are too thinly disguised for their father's taste. |
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The Glass Menagerie
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Tom Eubanks
Oct 2 - Nov 1
This is Williams' first successful
play and it hit Broadway by storm in 1945 winning Best
Play awards. Often considered an autobiographical drama,
it was based on Williams' own short stories. The title
refers to his sister Laura's collection of glass figures,
one of which is broken the night that an engaged man
kisses her. It marks a breaking up of the family. |
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Holiday Theme
One Act Festival
Produced by Buddy Wilds
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Dec 4 - Dec 19
A new idea from the fertile mind of
Producer Buddy Wilds, who promises a joyous celebration
of the holidays to close out our season. |
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Curtain times for performances are:
8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays
2 p.m. or 7 p.m. on Sundays
Announcing
2010 Season
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Thank you for your support!
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