| Musical |
High Society |
Sept
4-14 2008 |
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Book by Arthur Kopit Lyrics
and
Music by Cole Porter and Susan Birkenhead |
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High
Society
- Cole
Porter’s songs give this show the style every High Society
wedding dreams of having. Two reporters who want to scrape
up a “scandal”, an ex-husband, a mischievous sister, and a
yacht named “True Love” all figure in this lilting, song
and laugh filled extravaganza |
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Meet the Cast
High Society |
| Drama |
Visiting Mr. Green |
Oct 2-12,2008 |
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By
Jeff Baron |
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Visiting
Mr. Green - Crusty
old Jewish widower clashes with rebellious young yuppie. Here is the oddest
pair of characters to ever touch your heartstrings, make you laugh and see
how good your life really is. Reclusive, bitter Mr. Green has a lesson or
two for young “I’m too busy for this” -- and vice-versa. |
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Meet the Cast
Visiting
Mr. Green |
|
First Nighters
Premier - October 29, 2008 |
|
Musical |
The
Full Monty |
Oct
30-Nov 9,2008 |
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Book by Terrance McNally Lyrics and
Music by David Yazbek |
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The
Full Monty - This show is for adults with a playful
turn of humor. Dynamic music and dance fill this
meaningful story of what six desperate men dare to do to
overcome their no-win lives and help Jerry keep custody of
his son. The hilarious scheme forces them to triumph over
their fears, their nerves and their clothes. |
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Meet the Cast
The Full
Monty
|
|
Comedy |
A
Nice Family Gathering |
Dec 4-14,
2008 |
|
By Phil Olson |
|
A
Nice Family Gathering
- It’s the
first Thanksgiving after Dad passed away; but Moms got a
new boyfriend...will the holiday be sad, nostalgic, angry?
Not if Dad’s ghost can help it! This is a funny, healing
comedy for the entire family. It’s the story of a man who
loved his family so much, he almost told them. |
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Meet the Cast
A
Nice Family Gathering |
|
Musical |
A
Grand Night For Singing |
Jan
8-18, 2009 |
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Conceived by Walter Bobbie Lyrics and
Music by Rodgers & Hammerstein |
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A
Grand Night For
Singing
- Glitz!
Glamour! The BEST of Rodgers & Hammerstein in the grandest
possible manner! The most lyrical, singable and comical of
R&H combined to give you a night of romance and fun. Just
say...King & I, South Pacific, Oklahoma, Flower Drum Song,
State Fair, Cinderella! |
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Meet the Cast
A
Grand Night For Singing |
| Comedy |
Any
Wednesday |
Feb
12-22, 2009 |
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By Muriel Resnik |
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Any
Wednesday - See love’s laughable complications when a
powerful executive, his mistress, a hopeful business
associate, and the “WIFE” are all mixed up together by the
executive’s new secretary. Just who loves who and how
hysterically funny the situation can be is why this show
is always a hit. |
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Meet the Cast
Any
Wednesday |
|
First Nighters Premier March 11,
2009 |
|
Musical |
Something’s Afoot |
Mar 12-22,2009 |
Book, Lyrics and
Music by James McDonald, Davis Vos, Robert Gerlach |
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Something’s Afoot - A merry,
musical mystery featuring 10 “victims” stranded in an
isolated mansion during a thunderstorm; death’s
mount up but suspicious behavior is being carefully
watched by the elderly Miss Tweed. Will she solve this
ridiculously funny and satirical mystery before we can
guess, “Who done it?” |
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Meet the Cast
Something’s
Afoot |
|
Comedy |
Kitchen
Witches |
Apr
16-26, 2009 |
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By Caroline Smith |
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Kitchen
Witches - Think Lucy & Ethel; think Paula Deen meets
the Great Chefs of Europe; think laughter and lighthearted
fun. Two competing T.V. chefs have battled it out since
Dolly married Isobel’s boyfriend, combining their shows
could be the best or the worst decision the cable station
ever made!
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Meet the Cast
Kitchen Witches |
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Beyond the Season -
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|
Comedy |
The Prisoner of
Second Ave |
May 14-24, 2009 |
|
By Neil
Simon |
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The
Prisoner of Second Ave - The story of Mel and Edna
Edison, a typical husband and wife from the 1970s. Mel
loses his job and eventually has a mental breakdown due
to his feeling useless. Edna then goes back to work to
support them, making Mel feel even worse about the
entire situation. The play has a happy ending, but the
moral of the story is that the pressures of being in the
rat race can eventually drive you nuts. |
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Meet the Cast
The Prisoner of Second Ave |