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Comedy |
"The Odd Couple
(Female Version)" |
Sept 6-16
2007 |
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By Neil Simon |
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 The
Odd Couple (Female Version) -
Unger and Madison are at it again! Florence Ungar and
Olive Madison, that is, in Neil Simon's hilarious
contemporary comic classic: the female version of The Odd
Couple. Instead of the poker party that begins the
original version, Ms. Madison has invited the girls over
for an evening of Trivial Pursuits. The Pigeon sisters
have been replaced by the hilarious Constanzuela brothers. |
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Meet the Cast "The Odd
Couple (Female Version)" |
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Mystery |
"The
Lady of Phillimore Walk" |
Oct 4-14,2007 |
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By Allan Warren |
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The Lady of Phillimore Walk - Wealthy society ladies should never, ever
promise to leave everything to their servants. After all, if your butler
“accidentally” kills you before you’ve changed your will...what ever will he
do? This creative, twisty, USA premier production will bring joy to every
mystery lover’s |
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Meet the Cast "The Lady
of Phillimore Walk" |
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First Nighters
Premier - October 31, 2007 |
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Musical |
"Bells
Are Ringing" |
Nov 1-11,2007 |
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Book and Lyrics by Betty Comden and
Adolph Green
Music by Jule Styne |
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 Bells
Are Ringing - Imagine getting to talk to a real live
person instead of a message machine. Imagine how a crazy,
caring gal can fall in love with her client and manage to
get her employer in trouble with the government all at the
same time. Imagine all this mixed in with great songs and
dancing and you’ll join us for a wonderful evening’s
entertainment. |
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Meet the Cast "Bells
Are Ringing" |
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Comedy |
"Greater Tuna" |
Dec 6-16,
2007 |
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By Ed Howard, Joe Sears and Jaston
Williams |
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 Greater
Tuna - TUNA! The 3rd smallest town in Texas has twenty
of the wildest character you’ve ever seen and you’ll get
to see them all in this hilarious send-up of small town
mores. Even funnier, they’re all performed by two, count
‘em, two actors. Beware though, you may find yourself
laughing at your own eccentric auntie or uncle; or maybe
even at yourself! |
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Meet the Cast "Greater Tuna" |
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Musical |
"Thoroughly
Modern Millie" |
Jan
10-20, 2008 |
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Book by and Lyrics by Richard
Morris and Dick Scanlan
Music by Jeanine Tesori |
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Thoroughly
Modern Millie - It’s 1922 and Millie is in search of a
wild, new life in New York City. And she finds it; she
discovers frisky flappers, dashing leading men, a dragon
lady villainess, Love, intrigue and Jazz! Join her for an
evening of madcap merriment that’s as bubbly as a glass of
champagne! |
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Meet the Cast "Thoroughly
Modern Millie" |
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Drama |
"Six
Dance Lessons in Six Weeks" |
Feb 14-24,
2008 |
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By Richard Alfieri |
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 Six
Dance Lessons in Six Weeks - Immovable object meets
irresistible force and, wow, do the sparks fly! When St.
Pete Beach widow, Lily, hires instructor, Michael, to give
her private dance lessons she wanted to dance...not to
change her whole outlook on life! She never planned to
share her heartfelt secrets but, then, neither did
Michael. |
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Meet the Cast "Six
Dance Lessons in Six Weeks" |
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First Nighters Premier March 12,
2008 |
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Musical |
"Sweet
Charity" |
Mar 13-23,2008 |
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Book by Neil Simon
Music by Cy Coleman Lyrics by Dorothy Fields |
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 Sweet
Charity - With her heart of gold, why can’t our
Charity Hope Valentine find a good man to love her? Isn’t
there a “Big Spender” for her, a man who can make her feel
as happy as a “Brass Band”? Well, there’s some really
great music and songs here to help her on her way. Good
man or not, Charity’s indomitable optimism will energize
your spirit. |
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Meet the Cast "Sweet
Charity" |
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Comedy |
"The
Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker" |
Apr
17-27, 2008 |
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By Liam O'Brien |
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 The
Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker - Mr. Pennypacker is a very
forward thinking man for the 1890’s. In fact, so forward
thinking that he keeps one family in Wilmington, Delaware
and one in Philadelphia! So when fate catches up to him;
his wife and family...ah...families, must decide how to
make things right.
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Meet the Cast "The
Remarkable Mr. PennyPacker" |
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Special extra after season show: $20 adults |
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Comedy |
"Rumors" |
May 16-25, 2008
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Neil Simon's popularity as America's premier comic playwright and Tony
award winner continues today, even though it is a few years since he had
four shows simultaneously on Broadway. This particular show is just out
and out funny from start to finish.
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Meet the Cast
"Rumors" |
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