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Comedy |
"The Second Time Around" |
Sept 7-17 2006 |
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By Henry Denker |
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Love affair for the elderly? Shocking! Sam and Laura are
in love
but they know their children don't understand how
marriage can mess up a person's Social Security benefits.
There is a solution and there is a way to win the children
over, but it will take some finagling. Come see how Sam
and Laura do it. |
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Meet
the Cast "The Second Time Around" |
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Mystery |
"The Bishop Misbehaves" |
Oct 5-15,2006 |
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By Frederick Jackson |
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This
"saintly" old Bishop and his sister accidentally become involved in a theft
and soon it's evident that there is more at stake than a few expensive
baubles. The Bishop loves to solve mysteries and the folks who got robbed
are really very, very rich…but should a Bishop misbehave? |
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Meet
the Cast "The Bishop Misbehaves" |
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Musical |
"Monky Business" |
Nov 2-12,2006 |
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Book
by Todd Mueller and Hank Boland
Music & Lyrics by Gregg Opelka |
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 Uh-oh, a monk
who is a devil in disguise. Midnight deadline or the
monastery is lost. A Radiothon with vaudeville acts,
singing, dancing and miracles; these are definitely the
makings of hysterically funny entertainment for everyone.
This is the male version of
Nunsense
with a bit of
Damn
Yankees thrown in. Don't miss it! |
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Meet
the Cast "Monky Business" |
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Special Additional Performance $25
Adults - $12 Students |
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Musical Comedy |
"Ruddigore" |
Nov 17-19, 2006 |
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By Gilbert & Sullivan |
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 Ruddigore
with ghosts, madness and love. An exuberant, high
kicking and altogether bouncy male chorus competes for
center stage with the flighty, pre-Raphaelite beauty of
the female chorus in the Gilbert and Sullivan Players’
production of Ruddigore. We have plenty of ghosts. And
witches including one that cursed a baronet. We have
plenty of young village maidens and men dressed in
Dragoon guard’s uniforms. It's all typical Gilbert and
Sullivan but done from the Gilbert & Sullivan
Players’ angle. A more detailed explanation of the
Ruddigore plot is for those who don't like surprises.
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About
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Comedy |
"Last of the Red Hot Lovers" |
Dec 7-17, 2006 |
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By Neil Simon |
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Everybody is
living it up except gentle, sober, 47 year old Barney and
life is passing him by! Well, no more Mr. Nice Guy; Barney
is determined to become a "red-hot lover". Neil Simon puts
this mid-life crisis right where it belongs: tickling our
funny-bones. |
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Meet
the Cast "Red Hot Lovers" |
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First Nighters Premier |
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Musical |
"The Unsinkable Molly Brown" |
Jan 11-21, 2007 |
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Book by Richard Morris Lyrics and Music
by Meredith Willson |
The
Unsinkable Molly Brown - Before your eyes this
spirited, all American individual, Molly Brown, goes from
rags to riches and riches to rags, more than once. She
travels the world, survives the sinking of the Titanic,
joins “High Society” and earns the approval of the
“Beautiful People” of Denver. All while winning your
hearts with song, dance and irresistible, unforgettable |
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Meet the Cast Unsinkable Molly Brown |
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Drama |
"On Golden Pond" |
Feb 15-25, 2007 |
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By Ernest Thompson |
It's all about
family. Soon after spirited and lovable 70+ Norman and his
wife, Ethel, return to their summer home they are
"saddled" with the 13 year old son of a fellow who
might
marry their daughter. So what can you do with a city kid?
Go fishing, of course. This is not a saccharine love
story, but it is a story about love, one you will enjoy
and remember. |
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Meet
the Cast "'On Golden Pond" |
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First Nighters Premier March 14, 2007 |
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Musical |
"Man of La Mancha!" |
Mar 15-25,2007 |
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Book by Dale Wasserman Music by Mitch
Leigh Lyrics by Joe Darion |
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Miguel de
Cervantes is aging, ailing and an utter failure. Soon
he'll be facing The Inquisition yet there is no mercy in
the faces or hearts of his miserable cellmates. To save
his precious manuscript Cervantes must find a way to gain
their respect. Perhaps the story of an "Impossible Dream"
will help them to realize its value. |
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Meet the Cast "Man of La Mancha" |
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Comedy |
"The Girls in 509" |
Apr 19-29, 2007 |
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By Howard Teichmann |
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 The
girls in 509 haven't stepped out of their apartment in an
"elephants" age. Why? Well the Democratic Party is in
charge of the government, haven't you heard? Come and be
delighted with the ways these reclusive sisters have
devised to keep their privacy. Of course someone caught in
their Zebra Trap wouldn't appreciate the humor of it all.
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Meet the Cast "The Girls in 509" |
